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AttentionIanWickham
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 18 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote:Brownie points, an Audi S3 and a new car when the govt. brings out their fancy scheme for the scrapping :lol:

I would have gone anyway, just happens to come with a couple of bonuses :wink:


You won't get too much ski gear in a S3 8)
AttentionIanWickham
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 18 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote:A motor vehicle! Whole lot cheaper down England way so my old man wanted to train/fly down then drive it back up, figured I could go along for the ride and get some economics work done in the car :roll:


Come on buddy its me your talking to, what's in it for you :wink:
Season Overview
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 23 Replies
Here we go playmates................ LGb 6 days no idea how many hours..............Adelboden 3 days again no idea how many hours

And thats my lot a total of nine bloody days, I must go more next year :evil: :cry: :evil: :cry: :evil: :cry:




Mid Summer's night drool
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 13 Replies
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:
AttentionIanWickham
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 18 Replies
Pablo Escobar wrote:I think I can get the train to Peterborough from Edinburgh which would be good, do you have a closest airport that I have overlooked? Cheers AB (saw T.J on tele, pretty cool!!!)


Sorry Pabs only just picked up the thread, AB has given you first class info.....what are you coming down here for ??????
bandit wrote:
Pablo Escobar wrote:Or Scotland. I like Tbars and buttons and things, they stop folks wanting to ski the slopes you do. Less folk to pick up skis for.


Avoid Switzerland...there are so many, that everyone uses them anyway :D

Last weekend, there was a Swiss Blind Skiers Assoc in resort. Each blind skier wore a yellow jacket, and each helper a red jacket.

They ski all grades of slope, and use all lifts including Poma's and T-bar's. Some pretty impressive ski skills on display, and absolutely no complaints from them about flat light conditions.

The helper calls a turn direction and the blind skier responds and trusts the call. For the Poma, the helper travels on the one behind, and calls advice forward.


I followed the blind spanish ski team members in pas del la casa some years ago, it takes a lot for me to be gob smacked, but I was......totally breathtaking what the blind teams were doing :shock: :shock:
Last blast part 2!
Started by User in Switzerland, 39 Replies
Neiltoo wrote:Just back from my 'last blast' in Tignes. An excellent week, suberb snow above 2500m, boot deep slush at resort level :mrgreen:
Snowed nearly every night and sunny most days.
Now I've said this before but this summer I WILL get really fit )


Well, I'm cycling this week 17 and one half miles, built up from last weeks 10.5 m, legs like tree trunks by the winter will be able to ski all day and night if I eat my carrots :wink:
Last blast part 2!
Started by User in Switzerland, 39 Replies
LOTA wrote:Being Swiss and therefore sensible and practical, they don't travel further north than Manchester!!! :)


Great people the Swiss 8)