J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by OldAndy

felthorpe wrote:Just booked a hol for next season.

We are off to Alpes D'Huez on 4th Jan, yipeeeeee...

I need to get some lessons in so I have a fighting chance of keeping up with the other J2Skiers in Italy in Feb!

Probably more sensible than trying to cut corners on the blues as is your present technique if memory serves me right!
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AllyG wrote:

I'm not so sure about that Andy - have you ever tried carrying anything heavy in deep mud?

But it won't be Nelly doing the carrying so .......
(and how rude suggesting that Nelly is "heavy" !!!!!)
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Summer is over.
:cry:
It was last Friday and Saturday in Norfolk this year....
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get a sedan chair - it will be easier to navigate the mud...... :thumbup:

Welcome.....
Hope you enjoy your visits.
Gets a bit quieter in the summer on here but hots up again once people are back into getting in the skiing mood.

Obvious - both !!!!!

Sorry Matt, can't recommend anyone.

But don't forget dental cover!!

billip1 wrote:Soft Skiing, Ally, by Lito Tejada Flores. A book well worth a read for those no longer in the first (or even second!) flush of youth :)!

Excellent stuff - my sister got a lot out of it, helped her no end she says, with a philosophy of skiing gently - or controlled and elegent as she says.
:D
I have to continue skiing as long as she is, just cannot consider giving up!
Sister is older than me....
Has a piece of metal in her foot
A piece of titanium in her back
and a ceramic hip!!

Anyway I am a baby!!
Working on a five year plan to ski better when 60 than at 55!!

Your only as old as the snow under your boots.
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