Messages posted by : Brimster
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I know they were kicking back a lot of work visas this year on account of the financial crisis and stating that locals could take the work.....
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I've flown with Air Canada on a number of occasions with my skis. I have a salomon soft double ski bag and it has never been an issue. I have also been able to fill it with my ski clothes and they haven't commented on weight or content.
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Cheers Ally!! :thumbup:
I had been looking at iGOSKi but like you have not heard anything about them.... FYI they do include transfers. |
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Did wonder if anyone was going to organise my life for me
Worth a try :twisted: |
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OK lets put you all to the test whilst Henski is awol.
I am planning a short ski break before my main trip to Canada and the necessary details are: 1. Fly from Manchester 2. 3 or 4 nights - needs to include a weekend but don't mind if its leaving midweek or leaving on a weekend (I know some people offer deals for what they classify as midweek breaks) 3. Anytime in the first two weeks of Feb 4. Preferably a short transfer i.e 1.5hrs max 5. Require ski carriage and lift pass but no lessons 6. Two people Cheers people....... GO GO GO GO :D |
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Ian, maybe some of us feel the cold a bit more because we are fitter and are more efficient skiers so don't expend as much energy :twisted: |
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Depending on how cold (or warm) it is depends on what I wear...
-20 or below and humid then I will be wearing my thermals, a t-shirt, shell jacket and then my ski jacket. Its my feet that suffer the most hence the next item on my wish list is heated insoles! :shock: |
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Or...... why not go to Aviemore and get an all inclusive package for £220 each and thats 3 nights 2 days and includes hotel accommodation, dinner, bed & breakfast, skis, poles, boots and ski instruction classes! :lol:
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