J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

AllyG wrote:Well,
Ian I'm hoping that Courchevel 1550 won't cost any more than Val Thorens, as long as we only eat in our apartment and don't go bowling or anything, and only do window shopping.

The apartment is cheap enough, the ski lessons are a bit more expensive, and of course the 3 valley pass is exactly the same as in VT.

Back to work now - cleaning the floor tiles with acid cleaner - less than 2 weeks to go now before the holidaymakers arrive in our newly prepared holiday cottage and masses of work still to do.

Ally

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'm determined not to melt away, I'm gonna be here all summer................Sorry :D :D 8)

And you have a new photo Avatar 8)

snowb4ndit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:I do know someone who Rollerskied from John O'Groats to Lands End for charity. He's fit mind :D

Did you call :wink: :wink: :wink:

:roll: Ummmmmm no, read it again Mr W she said 'FIT!' :lol:

I know it's a long shot but have you got any pic's Bandit? (smiley that expresses anticipation)

AllyG wrote:All I had was 7 days in Val Thorens at Feb half-term, ski-ing about 5 hours per day, and a few days on dry ski slopes - Pembrey and Milton Keynes.

And I will have another couple of days on the dry ski slope at Manchester in June.

Pretty poor - but I have work, a daughter doing GCSE's, and restricted amounts of money.

Next year I will also only get 7 days, but in Courchevel 1550 this time.

Ally

Pablo Escobar wrote:...and about 8 hours where I will have no option but to study and listen to Pink Floyd :D


Unless it has Audis load through ski carrier :wink: