J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Eljay

I'm afraid I know absolutely nothing about snow canons, but I have skied late April and know for a fact that it can be a bit like skiing in poridge late afternoon, so with tired kiddies, I'd aim to finish before it gets too soft and slushy. I know how tiring I found it at the end of the day.

PCthug wrote:The wife actually said i looked like an amature and not a learner (not sure what she meant, but sounded good)

Awww......... :wink:

Good news I'm sure for the guy who bought Glencoe

That's sabotage. )

I took an "off piste" lesson last season and it was fantastic. I skied things I would have never attempted before, because I was with someone who knew where was safe and to tell me what I was doing right or wrong. It was fantastic looking back at your own "fresh tracks" It was really scary at times though, and I was terrified of injuring my knees, but once I felt in control, it was great.

thought I might bring this back - just for fun! :evil:

PCthug - you are a nutter - complete and utter - but we love that on here! Just glad you survived to tell us your tale!!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

quite like men in lycra myself, but.........think we done that one last year sometime ) !!