J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by snowb4ndit

I have always put my boots in my hand luggage (which is a small rucksac) and I have never had any problems.

Ian Wickham wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:I shall be there New Year week. :D :D :D

Take a good book to read in the lift queues )

I'll take some ADH guides and brochures to read... :mrgreen:

What a brilliant idea!!!!! You're in charge then when we go out that week. Mind you, I have done quite a bit of research already....

I think the person with the shiniest skis should be in charge! :lol:

They will not be shiny for too long just think about the first poor bugger to scratch his nice new shiny skis :lol:

:shock: I'm scared...what if it's me?!

I take mine to the ski shop and let them do the servicing/tuning thingy. I do care about them though...I hug them regularly and always introducing them to the light gradually before each trip. :lol:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:I shall be there New Year week. :D :D :D

Take a good book to read in the lift queues )

I'll take some ADH guides and brochures to read... :mrgreen:

What a brilliant idea!!!!! You're in charge then when we go out that week. Mind you, I have done quite a bit of research already....

I think the person with the shiniest skis should be in charge! :lol:

Tony_H wrote:

snowb4ndit wrote:I shall be there New Year week. :D :D :D

Take a good book to read in the lift queues )

I'll take some ADH guides and brochures to read... :mrgreen:

AllyG wrote:Lucky you, Snowb4ndit,

You could even move to Scotland for the winter ...

Ally

But I like to ski. :?

I shall be there New Year week. :D :D :D

Ian Wickham wrote:As we are all aware Scotland is drop it and go sort of place which does not always fit in with work commitments 8)

I don't have any until April. :mrgreen: