J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by karen72

Hi there

Welcome to the site.

sorry I dont really know a lot (ok, i know nothing lol( about les arcs or france but thought i would welcome you.

By the way I notice you posted this in ski chatter. you might get a better response posting it in the France section.

JonG knows a lot about the area and is very helpful.

Enjoy your trip

Karen

Aw sorry to hear you cant get the hat you want, but I am sure somebody's granny on here would be able to knit you one the same with matching bobble? )

baillie353 wrote:
Suitable Ski Jacket - Breathable type (Unless renting)
Salopettes (Unless renting)

what does that mean unless renting? You wouldnt need a jacket or sallopettes if you are renting? we are renting ours from our local ski sports shops and I would still expect the same standards from the equipment regardless of whether I was buying or renting it.

That is a stunning view Ross. Have you been away like?
And Yes I am easily amused lol!!

Brucie wrote:Not to mention the need for ones own chainsaw. I believe only axes are available in resort!! :D

Re snow chain - does the wheelbarrow have steel or alloy wheel?

thats hilarious brucie! dont start another debate about snow chains..............which by the way I ended up going for cheap ones off ebay. Hubby is going to fathom them out this week! so fingers crossed lol.

2 weeks and counting!! will let you know how I get on.

Oh and while we are talking about Niderau, just exactly how do you say it! Folk keep asking me where abouts in Austria I am going and everytime I say it, it comes out different lol!

Dave Mac wrote:Hirsty wrote:[quote]There is nothing better than wearing a kilt to give you that liberated feeling.

Couple of nights ago, I had a dream. I was skiing down Niederau's Mercenweiss, (run 19 to you lot), with one son on each side, turn for turn. We were all wearing the Kilt.

I mentioned this dream to my sons, the next day, and.... their eyes lit up.

The thing is, for the first time in four years, we will all be skiing in Niederau in late January. Is it possible....

caron-a wrote:ok, here goes.

WARNING WARNING WARNING

4 days post op photo for trencher...









and this is me in tignes le lac. I plan to have the same photo taken next year wearing salopettes and ski boots and have a pair of skis in my hand!

So Caron you can post that photo now eh? lol

well done
karen

I am sure AJ ADele wont mind me posting this thread that shows her in and her hubby on their wedding day on skis. I think its class!

http://www.j2ski.com/ski-chat-forum/posts/list/80/3725.page