Messages posted by : Huwcyn
Point 1: They are quite heavy, so would push my case over the 20kg limit, but then, having them separate would still count towards my weight allowance - wouldn't it? It means having to carry less clothing etc in the case though. In the previous years, when I have not carried boots, my case weighed about 17-18kg. I think my boots will be about 6-7kg. My OH carried her boots last year - one in each of our cases, and I think the combined total weights was about 35kgs. Point 2: The boots are big, so I don't think I can get them in a bag which will get within the size restrictions for cabin luggage, but I shall have to check that. In addition, am I wrong in thinking that they've intrioduced a weight limit for cabin luggage too? |
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I have acquired a boot bag, second-hand which does not seem to be able to be locked.
Now, I assume people generally put their boots in their bag, in the hold. What arrangements do folk make to ensure no-one dips into the bag and helps themselves? Do I need to be concerned, or is it generally safe? |
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Yes, I've got it. I use it to measure my running routes here at home as well.
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Has anyone used Edge & Wax in Sussex? Impressive website
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Done too
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Well it's 122 for me. Too early to get excited?
Noooo! |
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My word you don't take long to find your feet in a new place! |
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By all means go to Austria. It's the only country I have experience of skiing in, and may be open to calls of 'biased', but I have to say that I have never been let down by either the quality of the food, or the accommodation. We tend to look for very basic accommodation and self-catering (the criteria being - as long as it's clean and warm, it's good; we only sleep and breakfast there anyway), but as far as food is concerned we are not so easy going. You will find what suits you in Austria, I'm sure.
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