J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

Tony_H wrote:Get yourself a Natwest Advantage Gold account, and you get free travel insurance for you and your family, including ski and winter sports cover as part of the deal. I know other banks do similar things, but I found Natwests to be the best all round package for things like this.

Thanks for that Tony-h will look into that one

Wine is where I really need educating. If any-one asks me I would actually say I dont like wine, it may-be that I have never had the right one. I will drink Stones ginger wine by the bottle but every other wine, get half way through the glass and then give up. Any suggestions, I would say I prefer white, quite sweet. What would be your suggestion, I would look so much more classier with a glass of wine than a pint of lager. :lol:

Mayorhofen?

Have bought silk glove liners and boot liners and silk thermals. Some North face gloves, new O'neill aprs-ski boots. Fur russian type hat. Thats about it, may-be a new jacket, something with a down type lining. Am so sure its going to be a lot colder. Anything that TK Max or ebay tempts me with. Oh yes and an O'Neill scarf.

caron-a wrote:I've spent this morning with my sister sorting out her wedding for christmas eve 2009. She wants a snow making machine on the terrace and I've asked her not to because it'd make me want to ski. I don't think that'd look so great in a cocktail dress!

I think she's getting one regardless, it's her day, got to contain the feelings........

How romantic, I keep on at my Hubby to re-new our vows some-where snowy, like at the top of a mountain, once again he thinks I,m mad.

AJ wrote:

RoseR wrote:I forgot to add my most important bit of kit Compeed blister plasters, alway manage to get one on about day 4

Rossfra8 thought i was joking when i mentioned Deep Heat Rose, But i aint as young as i used to be. :mrgreen:

AJ Adele

Oh yes, deep heat is an essential, sometimes at the end of a ski day I walk like I,ve been horseriding not ski-ing. You wait until you get to my age it gets worse :lol:

Rossfra8 wrote:www.snowcannonsforsale.com

Yes only $17,500 each with trailer, three should do it :lol:

pavelski wrote:Rose,
I have to "confess" that I did build a ski slope or run in my back yard several years ago! Everyday after school my children would ski for 3 hours till it was too dark.

I had a carriage house several meters from house and so I slowly built up slope till it was to roof!

I finally had to install lights since other children were now skiing until 9 PM!!!

I finally had to put my boots down since adults were coming over, "just to try run"!!!!

Yes we are fanatic and ,,,,proud to be!!!

Respectfully,

That sounds wonderful, but our chances of snow are so slim. Any-one got any snow making canons lurking around in their garages?

Travel Insurance Started by User in Ski Chatter, 38 Replies
Tony_H wrote:Get yourself a Natwest Advantage Gold account, and you get free travel insurance for you and your family, including ski and winter sports cover as part of the deal. I know other banks do similar things, but I found Natwests to be the best all round package for things like this. Thanks for that Tony-h will look into that one

Guess Where Started by User in Ski Chatter, 314 Replies
Mayorhofen?

New kit for this year Started by User in Ski Chatter, 87 Replies
Have bought silk glove liners and boot liners and silk thermals. Some North face gloves, new O'neill aprs-ski boots. Fur russian type hat. Thats about it, may-be a new jacket, something with a down type lining. Am so sure its going to be a lot colder. Anything that TK Max or ebay tempts me with. Oh yes and an O'Neill scarf.

Ski Fananatic or not? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 8 Replies
Rossfra8 wrote:www.snowcannonsforsale.com Yes only $17,500 each with trailer, three should do it :lol:

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