Messages posted by : Snapzzz
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Now i have a a similar issue, my new Salomon (woohoo green) jacket has started to frey around the pocket edges. As i bought it in last years sales and its a year old now i didn't expect to get anywhere with either the retailer or Salomon. So i bought this stuff http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/mcnett-seam-grip-camping-repair-kit-p107601 I have to say, its AWESOME stuff. I masked off the offending areas and brushed it on....a perfect finish, probably better than the original. |
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Only if its red |
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You mean the Nevica stuff? |
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Seriously? I am sure you are just trying to get a rise out of me. YES, i agree that everyone at some point will take value from instruction. But when we go away my family go on a skiing HOLIDAY. That means we go and enjoy ourselves, we do what we want. I've never heard my wife tell her friends we of off on a skiing course. We have taken lessons, we are all at a certain standard and we would like to enjoy and consolidate all our hard work for a while before moving on. We will take further lessons when we are ready to take the next step... After morning ski school don't instructors tell you to go away and practice? As for skiing alone: I think the point is that there is safety in numbers and i don't mean technically. Just having people around you should an accident happen is a warm security blanket. People have accidents all the time, expert or beginner.....Perhaps Lindsey Vonn should have been taking lessons instead of racing that day? |
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You should be able to find somewhere in Morzine cheap enough and ski Avoriaz....
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Sorry but that is the biggest load of crap i have ever heard. I have used crystals ski hosting and it wasn't because i still needed lessons. I used them because my family are at a different standard to me, they were out at ski school and i was looking for company. Joining a hosted group is easy, a lot easier than just trying to tag on to random strangers in a lift queue and a lot less boring than skiing alone. Although i am happy to be by myself. So do ESF teach social skills too then? Maybe thats the lessons i need....A lesson in skiing alone or just following someone. Until that time i guess i will just have to 'manage'.
Because for some Skiing is a social event, perhaps you should accept that others demand different experiences from life. Also i think that your encouragement to explore alone could in fact be slightly more risky than an organised group.....qualified or not. |
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Just thought i'd post a link to the UK and main ESF facebook pages.
They have kindly let people comment on these pages so if you have any thoughts about any subject *hosting, cough* you can make you opinion quite clear on there. It would be great to see their pages emblazoned with the thoughts of the british skier.... ;-) ;-) ;-) http://www.facebook.com/esfuk http://www.facebook.com/pullsrouges |
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Im sure i could try and get a pic. |
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