J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Far Queue

You could always drop the original poster a PM, it looks like he is still running his chalet business and the prices don't look too different from when he originally posted.

If you search his posts, he did originally post his website address , so no harm in putting it here again.

www.sempreski.com

Good luck.

Guess that will test if they are genuine asylum seekers or not :)

Nice to see so many "quieter" members posting here. Come on guys, join in elsewhere a bit more as well please.

Good luck to all.

SwingBeep wrote:when the EU Cross-Border Enforcement Directive comes into force in the UK in 2017 it will affect the owners of UK registered cars as well. http://etsc.eu/faq-eu-cross-border-enforcement-directive/

Assuming we will still be part of the EU :twisted:

Hi Daisy.

Have you tried contacting your hotel? They may be able to point you to a cost effective transfer.

Another option to consider, though I have not done this journey, would be the train. Seems to take just under 3 hours and looks to cost about 40€ per person return. Seems to require two changes.

Dave Mac wrote:I approached the old Haus Frau in Arrabba, and asked, "Besser sprects ab Englisch, Deuetsch oder Italiana?"

"Bitte Deutsche!"

Dave, you are lucky she did not say "Qué?" :twisted:

Admin wrote:
How does one say "One large beer" in Ladin???

Only one? :shock:

Hi Dobby, driving to Austria is not that much longer than driving to France. We did Soll two seasons ago and it took us 10 hours from Calais, same time it took us to get to Kitzbuhel from Calais a few years before that.

We route up through Belgium, Holland (or Lichtenstein depending on where we are heading), Germany and down into Austria, so there are no French tolls to pay either.