J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

freezywater wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

tino_11 wrote:I have to do it,......

MAYRHOFEN

Perfect for boarding, very few flats, varied terrain and hardly any pull lifts!!

Its a good shout. And its always cheap to get to. HOWEVER, Freezy went there last January.

good memory Tony, and we couldn't possibly go back, could we?? there's always Niederau.......

AAAAAaaaaHHHHHhhhhhh :shock:

4x4 wrote:I wonder, sometimes, why I don't miss living in the UK too much!
:D

OK Don't rub it in :wink:

Aravis



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LM wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

LM wrote:ha ha ha your right Ian!! our Canadian horses get slaughtered for French consumption!!!! YUCK!!!! :x....who would eat a horse??!!!

I was in a restaurant in Calais, France and for some reason we ordered steak off the menu and as soon as it turned up we just knew it was horse, I just could not bring my self to eat it very embarrassing, I love snails, Frogs legs but horse NOOOoooooo :cry: :cry:

ha ha ha really!!! my god I would have freaked ha ha ha ! :shock:That is what they consider as steak?!!!! I will remember to not order steak if I go to France :lol:
I love snails too,and all kinds of raw sushi...but could not imagine eating horse!

It has been plesently peaceful in the absence of two certain young ladies... :wink:

craiggggg5 wrote:I am thinking about going to Morillon next Feb with my wife never ski ed before, my daughter 8 who can ski red runs and my 4 year old boy who wants to ski. I'm looking at booking everything myself since a friend has a place in Morillon just wondered if there is any childcare / ski school for my 4 year old and adult ski school bookable from Morillon. I don't really want to travel to far for the ski school or childcare. Any advice / experience or web links appreciated.

Thanks Craig

Hi Craig welcome to J2ski, my daughter skied under instruction in the snow garden at Morillon some five years ago, the only down side is it is a bit of a down hill walk from the Gondola to the snow garden, but the standard of tuition was first class. This was Little W's first experience of skiing at three years old, She has since come on leaps and bounds over the last five years and is developing her skills year on year under the guidance of the ESF, I found Morillon a first class resort with plenty of varied skiing which was helped by having fresh powder every day. 8)

LM wrote:awww very cute kitty!

I would love a cat but the coyotes would kill it if it went outside..and my big wolf(siberian husky) would eat it for dinner inside the house. :shock:

I'll send Sparkle over by airmail, she will make a loverly first course for Big Wolf..... :mrgreen:

LM wrote:ha ha ha your right Ian!! our Canadian horses get slaughtered for French consumption!!!! YUCK!!!! :x....who would eat a horse??!!!

I was in a restaurant in Calais, France and for some reason we ordered steak off the menu and as soon as it turned up we just knew it was horse, I just could not bring my self to eat it very embarrassing, I love snails, Frogs legs but horse NOOOoooooo :cry: :cry:

What a loverly time of year :thumbup: