J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Pablo Escobar

That is cool but they are definitely nuts :lol:

Skiing things on rock that most people wouldn't go near on skis.

Ian Wickham wrote:All I'm doing old son is trying to help a fellow J2skier, perhaps you should check your email more often and post a tad quicker :wink:

i don't check the email account I have for my j2ski account :lol:

I'd love to drive and take 4 pairs of skis but it is a good 8 hours to the South for me without stops. Might as well fly. Would probably drive if I lived down that way.

With all due respect Ian, you are the last person who should be giving advice on skiing in Scotland ;)

Skivisitscotland is rubbish. Use Winterhighland.info and the Scotland thread on Snowheads snow report forum for updates on conditions. They are your best bets.

This is from a recent avalanche at Glenshee :shock:



Depends where is close. I will be skiing at Nevis and/or Glencoe this weekend depending on conditions overhead.

Trencher wrote:I know people at Cypress have just been stoked about the conditions lately.

Sorry! I read Whistler in the article and didn't think beyond it.

In that case you are definitely right. I have seen some great footage/pictures from the North Shore mountains recently.

I don't think Whistler ever really had a lack of snow, maybe I am just being picky. Just slightly less than normal. November the snowiest ever?

AllyG wrote:I suppose it depends if Pablo is talking about skiers who have been ski-ing for years, think they're really great, but have a number of bad habits they don't know about

This^

I know I have plenty of bad habits too, I just can't afford lessons to fix them ;)

Yes I did look at the link above. Have you ever skied Glenshee? I have ;)

My experience of the drives is totally different although in fairness if I am going from Glasgow it is the West End (I don't know where you are...).

Google Maps/Sat Nav take you the totally wrong way for Glenshee along a horrific road btw, if you are going go through the centre of Perth and take the A93 through Old Scone.