2010 Season Kit Lust Begins.....

RoseR wrote:I have just found some neoprene face buffs, I shall be investing in a couple, they are so needed in Lapland. No rude comments from you Wickers :lol:

Who me !!!! :twisted:

I dropped into TK Maxx Thurrock today, and sadly all they had were Trespass and D2B jackets. There was the odd Maier jacket and a brand called "Chamonix" that dont look great. I imagine the better stuff, eg HH, ACG, etc will start to come in later on. However, in the meantime if its cheap you are looking for, give it a go. If you want something a bit more kitsch, I wouldnt bother just now.
No gloves or socks in either. Or goggles :(

Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :) Now I have to wait until the golf season is over, about two weeks for me. Then I hope to be fully recoverd so I can ski in December, the 26th actually )

Eggman wrote:Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :)

Blimey :shock:

No mean feat (no pun intended) How did you get on with the climb?

Eggman wrote:Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :) Now I have to wait until the golf season is over, about two weeks for me. Then I hope to be fully recoverd so I can ski in December, the 26th actually )

:shock: Do you know how long the recovery period is after a bunion op?

snowb4ndit wrote:

Eggman wrote:Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :) Now I have to wait until the golf season is over, about two weeks for me. Then I hope to be fully recoverd so I can ski in December, the 26th actually )

:shock: Do you know how long the recovery period is after a bunion op?

I do love french bunion soup 8) 8)

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Eggman wrote:Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :) Now I have to wait until the golf season is over, about two weeks for me. Then I hope to be fully recoverd so I can ski in December, the 26th actually )

:shock: Do you know how long the recovery period is after a bunion op?

I do love french bunion soup 8) 8)

I do hope you take this bunion business seriously Wickers. :wink:

Dave Mac wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Eggman wrote:Couldn't have the bunions done until I climbed Mt blanc this summer, :) Now I have to wait until the golf season is over, about two weeks for me. Then I hope to be fully recoverd so I can ski in December, the 26th actually )

:shock: Do you know how long the recovery period is after a bunion op?

I do love french bunion soup 8) 8)

I do hope you take this bunion business seriously Wickers. :wink:

I do appreciate that bunions are a very serious subject :shock: ..........if you peel them under water they don't make your eyes water :lol: :lol: