J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by RoseR

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Hubby has his own business and I work long hours in quite a demanding business for a national Pharmacy chain. Hence why we have booked a relaxing week away in the above villa, cant wait. :lol:

tino_11 wrote:

RoseR wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

That sounds just like my sort of day out, unfortunately I dont get to many like that these days.

The whole day cost me about 40 quid, I topped up a quite impressive tan for April and thoroughly relaxed.
One of the things I love so much about being on the continent, and especially Germany is the massive range of things you can do.

You can go raving clubbing till 5am any day of the week, and then be sitting in a stunning flower lined park, amongst fantastic architecture the next day listening to live classical music for free.

I would find it very hard to come back to the UK now!!

People envy me, I am only a mile which ever way I go from a beach, but Summers here are any-thing but relaxing. We dont even venture out too much of a bank holiday, its far to busy for me. Thats why we are looking forward to getting away for a bit of peace and quiet.

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

Sounds like a fantastic way to relax, plus a detox to :shock:

Well I am a moderate really, a day off a season is good for you, just aswell the spring lasts about 4 minutes here, it was over 26 degrees C here everyday last week :shock:

Mind you for the UK it has been very pleasent day today, topped around 18c, not bad for old blighty :wink:

Its been lovely here to, spent a lot of the time all weekend in the garden. Trying to get a bit of a tan, only six weeks till my hols, dont want to look all pasty and white.

tino_11 wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Thanks for all your advice Tino 8)

Inspired by your query Mr. W. I spent the day in BB yesterday, starting with a 3 hour swim and sunbathe at the spa, followed by lying in the park listening to the orchestra (free) and then topping off with a nice dinner in the sun at a wee Italian restaurant. Was fantastic way to spend the last day of my hols, no booze and I read an entire book - Dominic Faulkner's The Longest Climb, clycling from the Dead Sea and then climbing Everest :shock:

That sounds just like my sort of day out, unfortunately I dont get to many like that these days.

Oh Trencher dont encourage him. He is always angling to go to Tunisia where the original Star Wars was filmed in the caves. :lol:

So glad you all had a good time, been dying to hear how it all went.

bandit wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:Are you still there Thursday in to Friday, snow-guess looks awesome..

I do hope the weather forecast is accurate this time :D :D :D :D I'm here until season close on Sunday next.

I do like my freshies you know 8)

Just got me some Chocolate Liquers filled with Absinthe...wonder if it will make me ski faster? :mrgreen:

Absinthe Liqueurs thats really hard core chocolate, much too much for me. I'll settle for my winnie the pooh honey chocolate :lol:. Glad you are having a good time.

Vincentus wrote:Yes, have a Happy Easter to all.
So, lets get this sad, snow depressing time out of our thoughts
for a while. I read about snow sure in some descriptions and then the
advice of reliable snow falls above certain heights.
What months are the most reliable in Europe?
Scandinavia or Europe?

Too much chocolate eaten :oops:

http://ski.ruka.fi/slopes/?id=382&area=ruka I know for sure Finland/Lapland resorts usually start in November and finish mid June, they clain to have the longest season. They certainly have more snow there now than when I was there in January and that was the most snow I have ever seen then.

Black forest stopover Started by User in Germany, 33 Replies
http://www.arenaria.gr/index.php?lng=2&action=5 Hubby has his own business and I work long hours in quite a demanding business for a national Pharmacy chain. Hence why we have booked a relaxing week away in the above villa, cant wait. :lol:

Going, Going nearly gone.... Started by User in Ski Chatter, 26 Replies
Oh Trencher dont encourage him. He is always angling to go to Tunisia where the original Star Wars was filmed in the caves. :lol:

Val Cenis Started by User in France, 13 Replies
So glad you all had a good time, been dying to hear how it all went.

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