J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by AJ

Trencher wrote:Do make sure skis are dry befor you leave them in the ski bag over summer. A friend made that mistake and it wasn't pretty.

When Mike says basement, it may not be the dank place the word conjures up. Because of the movements that winter frost causes in the ground, foundations in cold climates need to be several feet deep (below the frost line). If you're going that deep anyway, you might as well make the space livable. So most basements in modern houses in Canada/Northern US are fully finished with nine or ten foot ceilings, and are part of the living area. My skis are in my office/sports storage room in the basement.

Trencher

freezywater wrote:yes well it was a lot of tiles! :lol:

caron-a wrote:thanks adele, you're a star. Eddie's very excited!

What do you reckon...

7 years old, first time with charcoal, sketching the mountains, moon, sea and sand. (I think he's trying please me with the mountains and the husband with the sea!)