J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

Trencher wrote:I think RoseR's husband has a pair in white, but he doesn't use them for skiing

:) :) :) He has about 20 pairs of those

I may well use that poem to remember the poor pilot who lost his life this weekend here in Bournemouth.

We were dedicated UK campers, did it for years. Off to Cornwall for a bit of surfing. It rained or was wet and misty for every year of the six years we went. When we totalled up every year what we had spent, mainly amusing ourselves 'cos we were rained off. We have now found its cheaper for a week in Greece than camping in Cornwall. So if any-one wants camping gear I dont think we will use ours ever again.

Snapzzz wrote:

RoseR wrote:I plan to learn to sail and scuba dive this year, seeing as I did,nt get to ski this year :(

I tried that once and it really freaked me out.I had a major panic attack at abput 10 meters as it suddenly felt very unnatural. I dont this the face mask helped at all as i can be slightly claustrophobic.

I'm a bit worried about that as well but think I will be okay, I love the water. I intend to do this at home as I live by the sea so that I dont have a freak out on holiday and look a prat. Being a surfer and snorkeller used to wet suits and masks, so prepared to give it a try

I plan to learn to sail and scuba dive this year, seeing as I did,nt get to ski this year :(

Seefeld is one of my favourite places for 4 years on the trot. Its a wonderful place. I imagine the slopes would not be enough for some-one who likes mileage but plenty for beginners and intermediates.
You will be spolit for choice for restaurants there are so many, all good standard and although its been a couple of years since I went, the prices were not bad.
The mountain restaurants are really good on both mountains. A lot of the larger hotels have restaurants for non-residents.
You can also have a really nice meal in the casino. For self catering there are some good supermarkets and deli shops. As for the Kalschmid (sp) its a really good hotel but in Seefeld they are all really good quality.
Enjoy, its well worth a visit.

Just stopped by to wish every-one a very Happy Christmas and New Year. Enjoy

Have not been to Seefeld for a couple of years but as far as I can remember there are no hire places at Rossehute area, but it may have changed. I know there are ski shops there. Most of the hire places are in the town.....mid way between the two areas. At the other slopes, The Gwandstoff (sp) there are several new hire places.