J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Dave Mac

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Ian Wickham wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:Interesting view, Ian. Long ago, my ski buddy & I stopped using the term holiday, and termed it "lifestyle". That changed our thinking, and we started doing 6/7weeks a season.

And of course, like you, I love the skiing, and my favourite place allows a huge amount of skiing.

The point is Dave is that Apres ski plays no part in my ski holiday ..... I can get Pi**ed any day of the week if I so wish...... I'm on holiday to SKI 8)

I do recognise that, Ian. It is pretty much how I feel, (most of the time!) You also have Little W to look after. The Bichlwirt is about 50m from where I stay, so after eating, we would head there for a couple of drinks, then head off. Most nights, the Bichl is good for a chat, and a meet up.
When I first went there it was just over 500 years old, so now it must be 600 years old!
I never drink during the ski day, but may have an end of day libation on the mountain. This gives me a last run down an empty mountain. :D

mamabien wrote:With you 100% Dave mac!!!!!!

That's a big commitment, MMB!

I always like to fit in with the local scene

Errm, why start now Wickers??? :oops:

Interesting view, Ian. Long ago, my ski buddy & I stopped using the term holiday, and termed it "lifestyle". That changed our thinking, and we started doing 6/7weeks a season.

And of course, like you, I love the skiing, and my favourite place allows a huge amount of skiing.

OldAndy wrote:

andyhull wrote:One rule though, you're not allowed to tell anyone why you're wearing a dress.

:shock: What will my wife say ??????

She may already have suspicions, Andy.... :twisted:

Looking forward to it,

Here is the right chord.....
herbert Thaler, Hans Gruber, Dave Mac, Helmut, Maria....

They are making a terrific contribution. If they can achieve their aims, they will be introducing so many to skiing / snowsports.

I am lucky enough to ski in a resort that hosts Disability Snowsport, and it is a highlight to ski every year with their coaches and helpers, and of course the Sitskiers and associates.

Half of my life is devoted to helping young people into sport ~ I love it ~it is very satisfying ~ and it is great to see the results.
My new activity is currently working with two World Cup skiers on a Euro/USA young childrens project.

The person that gets the job as Fundraising Events Coordinator for Snow-Camp can look forward to a future that will be really rewarding to them.