J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by NellyPS

I'm happy to get up the mountain any way necessary. Button lifts give you a sense of peace and tranquiliy for a few minutes, no-one to talk to, just take in the view.

Hmm, I thought about this for a while. I've noticed over the last couple of years that although my skiing is improving all the time after boarding for sooooo long, I'm regressing slightly, I'm not as stupid as I used to be in my 20s that's for sure, I don't take as many risks and I 'bimble' around the mountain quite happily. Perhaps I'm just getting old, but I enjoy my skiing hugely, at my own pace, I think I appreciate it so much more now than I did when I was younger.

I took the mountains for granted when I was working seasons, which I obviously now regret, I was usually too tired/hungover to go out every day, and was a fair weather skier/boarder.

So that's a good enough reason for me to go out there and do it all again :)

Tony_H wrote:

NellyPS wrote:You come home with absolutely no money and you feel like you need another holiday to get over the one you've just had.

Ahh yes. I'm there.

:lol: :lol:

When you off again?

You come home with absolutely no money and you feel like you need another holiday to get over the one you've just had.

bald-eagleman wrote: For FOUR Fore 4 to go :)

4 did you say?

Ian Wickham wrote:St Christoph ........... 32

Ditto (but to Ski Welt)

dgou wrote:

There used to be a company who offered the full final price for everything, and you then deducted what you didn't need, but can't remember their name (Equity ski?) so you started at the high price and it came down

I think Equity are more geared for schools now but their sister company Rocket Ski do all-in packages http://www.rocketski.com/

For super cheap there seem to be a lot of bargains in Bulgaria, maybe Andorra too

Crystal have some cheap hotels in Neiderau (Austria)for just over £300 half board too.