J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by caron-a

I'm with ya :thumbup:

fair enough.

Is it really sad that I'm wearing it now :shock: :lol:

Ta very much Rose.

I LOVE it but my only concern is the odd glittery rhinestone that I didn't notice in the shop. Should I pen over them with a black marker or just let them glitter which is soooo not me... :?

Look what I've got...

http://www.ellis-brigham.com/cgi-bin/psProdDet.cgi?prod_code_in=342704&transid=&SQLCodeLink=AND~~(prod_cats.category~=~'Snowsports~Clothing~-~Women\'s'~and~prod_cats.prod_code~=~product.prod_code)~AND~PROD_MAN~=~'E+O'~AND~PROD_SPECIAL_FLAG~=~'0'~AND~PROD_NODISP~!=~1,pageLimit=0&mode=user&config=&rowsFound=9&srchType=

at a LO-HOT less money! Happy daysssssssssssss :D :D :D :D :D

Thank you.

I'm in lessons for two hours every morning so the instructor will know the best places to be sun-wise. I don't want to ski too late as I'm obviously breaking back in and I hear that slush is acl territory which ain't too great for me :shock:.

Off on saturday for a week, Neiltoo

tino_11 wrote:dear

:shock:

I've been following forecasts, webcams, etc for Tignes but, without experience, I've no idea how different spring skiing is compared to winter skiing weather-wise.

The temperatures seem to be consistently above zero and the sun appears to be shining on all of the webcams every day (even at 6:30pm which is hard to comprehend!).

So, do people usually need thermals, inner gloves, hand warmers, etc in these conditions? I'll take them all but is it a case of playing it by ear every day or is it usual that people are skiing/snowboarding in bikinis and trunks :shock:?

Any advice welcome :thumbup:

Thanks Rose, it's been a bloomin long time coming!

Bandit, have a great one :thumbup: