J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Dave Mac

I'd probably nick them on 5th November......

The wall looks desirable

I know jealosy when I see it. :-)

skiwakeblue wrote:Hey,

Can anyone tell me if you can ski from Saas Fee straight into Zermatt. Looking to go for a week at the end of Feb, but concerned about limited terrain?

Ta

You cannot ski from Saas Fee to Zermatt. Most of the T/Os organise one or two minibus day trips. Takes about an hour, and you do have to choose one of the peaks, as you only have about 5/6 hours. If you want a taste of Zermatt, I suggest it is worth it.

Also, suggest you take the bus to Saas Grund, it's interesting ~ skiing alongside the walls of the glacier.

Trencher, surely that would just make the skis more desirable?

Geneva ~ http://www.j2ski.com/ski_resorts/Airports/Geneva.html

Chambery ~ http://www.j2ski.com/ski_resorts/Airports/Chambery.html

Salzburg ~ http://www.j2ski.com/ski_resorts/Airports/Salzburg.html

Where from?

blodyn1 wrote: The red ski school were fantasctic once again.

I bet they were! :mrgreen:

Trencher wrote:
Get out the duct tape.

Maybe even write on the skis in English, French, and German... if these skis are on ebay - they are stolen :lol:
Trencher

Trencher, surely that would just make the skis more desirable?

That is pretty unfortunate, PSC. Hope you can get things sorted as quickly as possible.

The usual plaster cast imobilisation seems to be around 6 weeks, but I guess this rather depends on the nature and extent of the injury. Then you are likely to need some weeks of physio.

My OH was skiing after about three and a half weeks after the cast was removed, albeit, she put up with a deal of pain. (Soon sorted with appropriate administrations of gluwein!)

However, all injuies, and repairs are different. It is more important to get the injury fixed properly.

Good Luck!