Messages posted by : caron-a
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Obergurgl is perfect for beginners. Me and my boys learnt there. Also, it's linked to hochgurgl which is cruisy blues heaven, we were skiing it on day two. I'd highly recommend it.
good luck Caron |
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I can see your avatar for the first time Hirsty. Nice squirrel.
have a great time in whistler. very jealous :evil: |
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I'm being inexplicably drawn.... What's the snow like at such low altitude? |
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The group want to go back to tignes so we'll probably do that but if I can get a week in before hand I want to go somewhere that'll be kind to me post-op (unlike dave's friend in la grave!). I was thinking of ste foy but I'm not so sure now, maybe flaine or saas fee, but we'll probably end up in val thorens (though I wanted to save that for when I was strong enough to ski the cime de caron).
Caron |
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and on aeroplanes and the london underground! those were the days when I used to smoke. so glad I don't now, what a pain in the back side. |
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I've been reading up about this resort today and was thinking it sounds like the perfect place to get the skis back on next season after my acl operation next week.
I was a confident blue, moving onto reds and improving every day before my fall. is it the right place for confidence building? thanks Caron |
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what a shame everything else about the holiday couldn't have been quite as precise. |
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you've all kept me going the last few months, thanks so much for that, it's been quite a giggle.
I'm having my knee sorted on the 18th so should be fit and well for next season... did you get the required photo in verbier tony? caron xx |
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