J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Eggman

This is the view out of our bedroom window this afternoon :)

AllyG wrote:What a lovely photo Eggman! But it is rather frightening. It looks a bit like something out of Lord of the Rings.

As regards the 'oops' - Pablo told me to click 'preview' before I 'submit' photos etc. so that I don't litter the forum with umpteen of my failed attempts :D . Well done for getting it to work.

Ally

AllyG
I tried that but managed to mess that up :) I took a photo a couple of days ago and managed to loose it somewhere between camara and photobucket )

http://i1010.photobucket.com/albums/af222/eggman_03/MtBlanc09091.jpg
The Refuge on the Tete glacier training for Mt Blanc earlier this year.

oops )

kateshaw wrote:We pretty much always DIY. Off to Les Houches on 2nd January :D

We like Les houches but we will be coming home on the 1st :cry:

Hi guys glad to see a little pain and the fact we might not be able to walk in later life is not putting us off what we love to do ) I take Glucasamine all year round and when skiing Naproxen 500Mg, which I get on perscription. This year I am going to try a really tight crepe bandage uder my Bioskin knee brace with the knee in a slightly bent position. I looked at a Donjoy brace but for £390 I can buy a lot of painkillers. Last year after skiing I put a bag of ice cubes on my knee for 20mins before heading back out to the bar :). This year im trying a more scientific approch and using an Artic blast bandage, www.taureanhealth :roll: I also like to keep the knee warm when when just walking around town.

Nick the sign and put it up in my apartment )

IMHO, if you are only planning a day trip to Chamonix you won't have much time to ski if you use Public transport :(