J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

LM wrote:..and when you and your family come to BC,we will have to meet up for a beer!..or a ski!
My son would love to ski with your daughter..he is close in age with her.

Have a wonderful time on your trip when you go.

Were not off until the summer, and one day I might just keep you to that beer...... :D :D

Tony_H wrote:

LM wrote:Hello my name is Lisa...and I dont even know where Val Cenis is? :lol: :lol:

I am suffering from a bad addiction....called skiing...it has been less than a week since I last skied...and I miss it so bad..... :cry: :cry:... where is the red wine..I need it now? :cry: Mountain closes this weekend..but I will be too busy too go :cry:

sigh....Guess I will have to follow my other addiction...hitting the trails on my horse..(see avatar)

You choose a horse over skiing?

Oh dear.

Don't they eat horses over there :wink:

This bloody animal is pretty smart every time I shout at it it ignores me, what's new some might say :wink: :wink:

Admins gonna be really pleased with me, life in the old dog yet, you can put away the chain saw now

LM wrote:Your so lucky Ian,I would love to go there! one day.. I hope that money tree grows soon :lol:

Don't forget you live in a very beautiful part of the world and there are lots of us envious of you, one day I'll get over to Canada for a visit :wink:

Tony_H wrote:Have you considered stopping somewhere near Bregenz, Ian, on Lake Konstanz? friedrichshafen would probably be cheaper, but you could then also indulge yourself on a drive through the Arlberg region on the way, and if you spend a day around Bregenz, you can have breakfast in Germany, lunch in Austria, tea in Lichenstein and dinner in Switzerland....or some alternative way of doing it!

Thanks Tony, but that is not really far enough north as Sunday afternoon I aim to track down my mums uncles grave who was topped at the somme in 1916.... :cry:

ak0s88 wrote:hey
im back from my holiday. i had a fantastic time. the village and the resort are briliant.managed to reach 2140m and did blue and red runs. the hotel was fabulus. the only downside of the trip was some locals who did not speak a word english. this is very irritating especially if you consider that it is an area full of turist. definitly going back next year

Blinking foreigners :wink: :wink:

Admin wrote:philthet - welcome to J2Ski; nice pictures but could you please resize them (see previous post regarding pictures - now handily linked above). Cheers.

... Oi, Wickers! You have no excuse, now get a grip man (or woman, depending on your mood today) and cut yourself down to size... Ta... 8)

Sound of chainsaw being sharpened

Sorry Adders, It's all a little complicated for us old folks, I will try to downsize my next download, god knows how though, but I will try....... :oops: :oops:

I'm having enough trouble trying to keep on tread, OOOhhhh the pressure :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

tino_11 wrote:Spangly bits, can't beat em ;)

I got a bit excited in Austria last week and bought a new jacket and pants (and hat).

I love the stuff, it's a German manufacturer "Platshirsh" and it's well groovy, only problem is I think I need to take up skiing to carry it off !!!

The jacket even came with a hip flask and cigar case in special pockets!!

www.platshirsh.de

I like it :wink:

Black forest stopover Started by User in Germany, 33 Replies
LM wrote:..and when you and your family come to BC,we will have to meet up for a beer!..or a ski! My son would love to ski with your daughter..he is close in age with her. Have a wonderful time on your trip when you go. Were not off until the summer, and one day I might just keep you to that beer...... :D :D

Multilingual pets Started by User in Ski Chatter, 41 Replies
This bloody animal is pretty smart every time I shout at it it ignores me, what's new some might say :wink: :wink: Admins gonna be really pleased with me, life in the old dog yet, you can put away the chain saw now

Black forest stopover Started by User in Germany, 33 Replies
LM wrote:Your so lucky Ian,I would love to go there! one day.. I hope that money tree grows soon :lol: Don't forget you live in a very beautiful part of the world and there are lots of us envious of you, one day I'll get over to Canada for a visit :wink:

Often it does seem a pity that Noah and his party did not miss the boat. Started by User in Ski Chatter, 209 Replies
tino_11 wrote:Spangly bits, can't beat em ;) I got a bit excited in Austria last week and bought a new jacket and pants (and hat). I love the stuff, it's a German manufacturer "Platshirsh" and it's well groovy, only problem is I think I need to take up skiing to carry it off !!! The jacket even came with a hip flask and cigar case in special pockets!! www.platshirsh.de I like it :wink:

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