Messages posted by : bald-eagleman
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Going to Le Corbier 20th Dec with Rocketski..£310 HB plus £167 for full lift pass. OK its in a Club hotel but at that price!!
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I had a double one done several years ago. Now I'm old but it only took 8 weeks to be fully fit again before I was back playing cricket badminton and then skiing. Seek doctors advice first but if you get yourself fit and go careful you should be OK.
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Bald-eagleman needs help. Many people have said that before but now it is really true. My OH has decided that I should not go skiing by myself this year so I have to plan a joint trip. Truly beloved is not an avid skier….firstly 'cause skis don't have brakes and secondly her idea of a mountain holiday is walking and reading and finishing in a swimming pool. SO….I need to find somewhere at Xmas that is snowsure, has a good number of easy runs that can get her back to the hotel solo, a place with a pool/sauna/streamroom etc but is not so expensive as to break the bank. My list so far is 3 long…Alpe d'Huez, Serre Che and Selva (I really want to ski the Sella Ronda). And Oh….the group may expand from 2 to up to 15'ish. Any other suggestions would be welcome.
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I agree with Tony H. Serre Che every time...Lovely long blues, easy greens and some nice gentle reds if you want to tax yourself. 70% of the resort is in the tree line and as long as you do not go to late in the season you can usually ski right back to the villages.
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Yep....lessons :)
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Ski jumping is where you race down a steep hill and fly 300 feet through the air.
There's just got to be a better way to meet nurses!! |
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What do snowboarders use for birth control?
Their personalities. |
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what's the difference between two large pizzas and a ski instructor?
Two large pizzas can feed a family of five. |
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