Messages posted by : Jan I Stenmark
hehehehe, that's just Mr Admin enjoying the New Season Glühwein;) ... If it turns out like this I'm not looking forward to the school run next week :shock: Jan |
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I'm afraid it's not too up-to-date and with all due acknowledgements to the owners, here is a piste map ... I will try to scan a new one showing the new lifts soon :P
When you see it like this, it makes you wonder what all the fuss is about :shock: Jan  |
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I paid 0,98/ltr for 95benzin today and 1,01/ltr for diesel yesterday ... but it was as high as 1,48 for diesel in the late summer Jan |
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Look!!
It'll be here tomorrow too ... Don't panic, keep breathing and relax ... We have had over 5800 distinct hits on our cam today since 15:00 GMT 8) That must be some kinda record for a resort with only 70km of runs :P I guess popularity breeds webcam melt down ... We will be trying to restore normal service asap :shock: btw, it's snowing gd now :) Jan |
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See, Tony, that's my point ... What am I missing and why haven't I already mastered this skill ??
Although Trencher's quote has got me thinking ... (Tks btw Trencher!) Jan |
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Ice station zebra ... and before that "Wild Snow: Historical Guide to North American Ski Mountaineering" ...
Prior to that it was "Humour: Its misuse and misconstruction in internet Forra” Jan |
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Tks Ross 8)
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I'd be really interested to hear from anyone who can comment on the likely experience I would have if attempting this activity for the 1st time.
I have watched many people skiing in this way and been very impressed by the style, ability and apparent ease with which “tricky” conditions were dealt with. I’d love to have a go but don’t know if I’d have the knees for it. Is it going to take ages to get the hang of it? I should say that it’s the going down bit that I’d like to start with, maybe trying the going up bit in time ;) Finally, how much should I expect to spend to kit myself out with suitable gear if I enjoy it? Cheers Jan |
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