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Morning Maggie :)

I am on this trip. I am 48 and would say I am a decent intermediate. Happy on just about anything which has been pisted, not too bad on some of the natural type runs or runs which are not "too" mogully, but almost no experience off piste.

I am sure Ally (who is arranging the trip) will be along later, but I am pretty sure there are places available in the Chalet at the moment.

Edit. :oops: Sorry Maggie, I should have added a welcome to the forum. I am sure you will love it here and find all sorts of ski related info if you need it.
pavelski wrote:In order to have this long long happy marriage ( I am trying to beat Dave Macs record ) we have a rule in this family.

No mention ( in any form or way ) of skiing or ski related issues from May to September.


:shock: :shock: :cry:

Damn, that must be what I'm doing wrong and why I'm still single. I need to find a lady (or Lady if I want to ski some of those really posh places) who thinks about skiing all year too :twisted:
Chemmy Alcott
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 11 Replies
:D Great news. Chemmy is back on the snow. I quote from her Facebook page..

Chemmy Alcott wrote: Skied today for the first time since 2nd Dec 2011. As expected there was a bit of pain and discomfort with the metal work, but the great news is the faster I went the less I felt my leg wohoo! Not that I went fast as I was under strict instructions on post injury ski rehab!! Can't wait until tomorrow, and the next day and the day after and all the other snowy days that I will have in my life!!
That would be good news OA :D
Jungfrau Region
Started by User in Switzerland, 160 Replies
Chris Brookes wrote:all gone now in the village


Aha, but what's it like up at the Schilthorn?
The General Wibble Thread
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 1939 Replies
Iceman wrote:boxer...........


Chinese rebellion or flat pistoned engine?
J2Ski Holiday 2014
Started by User in Find a Ski Buddy / Group Trips, 760 Replies
bandit wrote:Les Arcs might fit the bill. Plenty of variation in the slopes, a broad, mixed ski area, possibility of La Plagne linked in on the Paradiski Pass. Lots of ski in/ski out. Big altitude range, tree lined and open faces, prices moderate when compared to other Tarentaise resorts.


And the chance to meet/ski with snowcrazychris :twisted:
The General Wibble Thread
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 1939 Replies
Iceman wrote:just think of the advantages - constant supply of Brandy round its neck :thumbup:


:shock: Yeah, right. The kids are going to fork out their pocket money to keep refilling that twice a week for their dad :roll: