J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

I'm half scottish, does that mean I'm in or out?
I've also got two [wonderful] boys so I may be out on two counts. Are we better off staying in Cervinia? :D

By the way, where's admin in all of this?

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

NellyPS wrote:

caron-a wrote:I'll be "training" at my local this evening :mrgreen:.
might even cycle there but, possibly, not back

Me and Mr Nelly cycled to a friends for a cheese a wine evening in the summer, the journey back was extremely wobbly and Mr Nelly fell off his bike into the middle of the road :lol:

Lush or Lushes ??? :lol:

That's a bit rude Wickers :shock:

Don't worry Bandit, he put a :lol: after his comment which, apparently, makes it a "joke"

charming as ever

I would concur that:-

2000 is great for beginners, some lovely wide slopes
New Generation in Vallandry are supposed to be excellent but I can't comment on the slopes down there
ESF would be avoided by me, personally
1800 is absolutely not for complete beginners, maybe a couple of days in

It's a great resort though, I'd recommend it and I'll be going back one day to cover more of it.

I'll be "training" at my local this evening :mrgreen:.
might even cycle there but, possibly, not back

4, 8, 15, 25, 31
6, 9 :thumbup:

The mental issue is definitely the biggest factor.
Like you say Gareth, hopefully you'll be fine after a few runs. Take pain killers beforehand too as your knee will ache.

I won't be able to commit until April when a few factors that I have to take into consideration will fall into place.
I'll keep in the loop and, hopefully, fit in around you all then if that's ok.
Zermatt gets my vote by the way.