J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

I would go along with that. I dont have asthma but always about December time, get either bronchitis, pleursy, or bad chest infection. (hazzards of being a pharmacist, I always catch it from customers). Always end up with hacking cough and short of breath, within Hours of the good old mountain air and sauna,s its gone. Get back home and within a day back to coughing for the next couple of weeks.

Obergurgl?

Val Thorens?

Woops I believe that picture is a little large, But at least I know how to do it now :oops:

This is me, in Seefeld in January. We decided to hike up the trails up the side of the mountain, always with our boards strapped to our backs, ready to find places to board back down. Unfortunately snow so deep board got buried. We later found out that these hiking trails are usually open only in the summer, not the winter. :oops:

I am going to sound dumb again, how do I load a picture onto this thread, all my pictures are on my laptop but just cannot get them on to this page.Help please

Oh no you have beaten me thats exactly the same answers I was going to give :lol:

If you are flexible, try Ruka in Finland, longest ski season of all, October until mid June. Have booked a great deal through Inghams for next year. Stay in luxury log cabins.