J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by freezywater

Hi, I believe that there are a few regurs on here who are in ADH right now who will be happy to answer any questions when they get back

picky wrote:Hi guys, i've a problem both my lads aged 14 and 7 are good skiers (the oldest one being very good) i'm not too bad ................but the wife :lol: she wants to ski but is not very confident, she has done a little bit when we were in Austria and can just about link snow plough turns, so i'm after a place that has good skiing for us 3 but good (very) gentle nursery slopes for her, preferably in Austria any advise would be welcome as i'm sure you can understand my dilema !!! :-)

steve

Hi Steve, you could look at Mayrhofen, the beginners slopes are all up top and this means that your whole family will be in the same vicinity as opposed to a lot of resorts where the nursery slopes are down low and it's not as easy to meet up during the day, alternatively you could look at Obergurgl which has a similar set up. Good luck :wink:

bandit wrote:

tonyr1967 wrote:Just got back from Borovets - can honestly say it was my worst ski trip EVER.

Depending on the day, the nursery slopes were either slush, ice or brown!!

A couple of Red runs at Yastrebets were open for some of the week and had 'some snow' - apart from when the wind blew and they shut the chair lifts.

Complete Nightmare!!!

That is a real shame :( You should book yourselves another ski trip to make up for the disappointment :D

Defo, but perhaps not to Bulgaria tho :roll:

Question moved to Advice on Ski Helmet Safety Levels

Happy New Decade to all, here's to a better year than before and lots of snow :lol:

Eljay wrote:

RoseR wrote:Actually this decade has been the best ten years of my life, all thanks to one person.

AW................. )

Me...........I'm on my tod! OH back overseas working. Kids off doing their own thing. Invited to several different places, but decided without the old boy, it just wouldn't be the same. So it's me.....the dogs............and a good bottle of red wine.......so not all bad!!!

sounds like an almost perfect night in!

Dublin1 wrote:Has anyone recently used Ryanair for their ski-ing break, wondering if they check ski bags to see if normal luggage (clothes etc) is in the ski bag, in addition to skis, boots, poles

for the love of god I hope Wickers does not see this on Christmas Day of all days :lol:

Pablo Escobar wrote:I got the worst hangover of all time, thanks Santa!

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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Hi, I believe that there are a few regurs on here who are in ADH right now who will be happy to answer any questions when they get back

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Happy New Decade to all, here's to a better year than before and lots of snow :lol:

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Dublin1 wrote:Has anyone recently used Ryanair for their ski-ing break, wondering if they check ski bags to see if normal luggage (clothes etc) is in the ski bag, in addition to skis, boots, poles for the love of god I hope Wickers does not see this on Christmas Day of all days :lol:

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Pablo Escobar wrote:I got the worst hangover of all time, thanks Santa! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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