Messages posted by : IceGhost
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http://www.whistlertours.net/tours/tourDetail.cfm?tour_id=8037
888-848-0744 Length: 3 hours Prices - including tax Our Adult Retail Rate per person: $149.95 Our Adult Internet Rate per person: $144.95 Savings: $5.00 Our Child Rate Price valid when accompanied by 2 adults (Under 13): $76.95 Time: 8:30 am, 9:30 am, 10:30 am, 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm, 2:30 pm and 3:30 pm -Daily Summary: Tour does include hotel pick-up and drop-off. PLEASE NOTE: The maximum wieght for each dogsled is 450 lbs. Parties weighing more than 450 lbs. should book multiple dogsleds. Rates are per adult based on 2 adults per sled. Child Rate valid when accompanied by 2 adults. Rates are in US dollars and include tax and insurance. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-848-0744. ** You will receive an E-Ticket for your tour/activity. We attempt to provide your E-Ticket within 72 hours (if your tour/activity is in less than 10 days). If your tour/activity is within the next 72 hours, your E-Ticket will be processed as quickly as possible. You will need to print your E-Ticket at www.reserve123.com/tickets; you must have your E-Ticket, or you will be charged again with no refund. There is a $3.95 processing fee per order. This is a flat fee regardless of the number of tickets or tours purchased on an order. |
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Cat litter, cat litter cat litter. Best stuff, if your out and um, stuck.
Where I'm from you can't use chains and the ding dong road crews don't salt. It's a real.....joy A tank top, aka wife beater works for tread in a snap. It also works in mud which is were I needed it guess beyond a certain point the sides of the Alps don't get plowed :-o Not panicking is 1# advice |
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rats! Not what I thought the thread was about :oops:
getjim your dog is a cutie! |
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Pretty nifty guys, thanks. Will do once we get our snow back here in the Midwest
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I always thought of it as a tool for beating pesky boarders. I use em' for positioning, put the right in and make the turn, left turn etc etc. I will take a look at those movies
:shock: I just did. Are you supposed to ride your edges like that? The awesomeness amazes me |
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I was at work for the first few runs of the season (I'm lucky, I work at a resort). I'm trying to recorrect some issues from last season and I got right back into the bad habits. I tend to start a turn and try to carve it but my left ski drags when I don't think about it. When I do I wind up cutting uphill too sharp and over correct. I aslo found this a little annoying but I do have a new set of stuff this year. When I turn I find myself getting all the way back in my boots and having my tails do the work. I would like to start putting more force on the fronts of my boots to see what that does
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Oh I'm sorry to hear that! One bad experience and that's it? :cry: If she was injured on the slopes the resort/instructor has to take some kind of responsibility. Find a good lawyer that's my advice Glad to hear that she's getting better! |
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:shock: . I shall be printing this off and putting it in a place that I frequent. It's always good to start the season off with insightful advice
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