J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by EmmaEvs

Admin wrote:It's all starting to unravel... the only thing that can stitch it back together is a picture of Tony's collection...

He's very quiet. Do you think he thinks we're needling him?

[Edit] Aww Dave already used that one. I can't even string a decent joke together. This is too much tassle. I'm off.

Admin wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

AlistairS wrote: :lol: I don't always agree with him but if you could put Tony_H in a bottle I would buy a crate :wink:

I am liking you, Stez.

Steady Tony... AlistairS clearly got cut-off and meant to complete his post with "drop the bottle in and nail the lid down." :wink:

Ah, but would he tax the beany first or leave it in the crate? :wink:

Wool you take this thread seriously please?!

Get it out of your system lads so we can sew this conversation up.

Emma - some animals have tails...

:oops: Oh yeah. Not convinced though... :mrgreen:

Isn't that the bobble fallen off Emma's hat?

Snot mine. I've been banned from bobbles and forced into the stormtrooper camp :evil:

I went to Kitz last year. I'm not an advanced skier so can't speak from that perspective, but the runs looked pretty diverse to me. There were definitely plenty of accomplished skiers/boarders happily whizzing around. And of course there's the Streif - if it's good enough for the World Cup downhillers it should be a challenge for most others. There are a few long blues, going into Kircheberg, and also one which goes from the top to bottom of the Horn on the other side of Kitz (the skibus takes 10mins). I think that one's supposed to be about 2 - 2.5 km or something.

It's not particularly cheap in Kitz (we stayed with the other peasants out of resort). Lifts are ok. Not sure if they're high speed or not, I just tend to get on/in and hope not to fall/drop skis/head butt someone rather than wonder how fast I'm going. There's also that really long one across the valley called S2, which links Kitz directly to Jochberg (?). Your lift pass should also cover you for the Pass Thurn area (skibus again).

Decent Apres Ski, lots of little indoor/outdoor bars, and the resort itself was quite picturesque and nice to have a wander around I thought. Scenery in the snowy mountains is always spectacular IMHO, or am I just easy to please?!

Sorry, I can't compare to Saalbach or the wider Ski Welt.

Oh. My. God. That is soooo cute !!!!!

Hang on. Has he got two little willies? :shock:

Good call Admin :lol:

Here you can feel free to share your most treasured bobble moments, post pictures, tell stories blah blah :D