J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

I'm very dissapointed about ski Sunday, if only the snooker had lasted another hour I would have been home from work to watch it :evil:
Bring back Terry Griffths

Would not do it any other way, if I decide to eat out , I do, then I might fancy a take away, I still do, I might just fancy knocking up one of Wickhams specialties " Pasta Arrabiata " another success story, who needs a catered chalet.
I do not like being tied down to set feeding times, thats my choice :D

RossF wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:

RossF wrote:I am afraid this problem may just be down to being old.

No stereotyping from you then Ross!

Twenty two runs today, Ross, so using your logic, I'm about sixteen years old!

22 in Neiderau, 22 snow dome length runs doesn't add up to a whole lot :wink:

I was just kidding anyways, jeeez you guys :D

Can we get back to talking about Rose and her thighs please :wink:

Good info I did not realize that :oops:

micric wrote:Mmmm,where to start,Blades,erm,NO,leave it!Kirchenwirt,a fine older property 10 minutes walk through the precinct to the igloo,past the rathaus and on to the main Planai lift.The hotel has been owned by the same family for some years so dont be suprised by the picture of grandad in his german army uniform in the foyer,some of the older guests from the UK found this a little upsetting.It is a relativly quiet place but there are always Brits around making a racket at 2 in the morning,its what were good at!As you are no doubt aware there is miles of skiing,if you get the chance and given fair weather,a trip to the Dachstein Glacier is worthwhile,if only for the views from the telepherique,not for the faint hearted!

Why would people be upset,its war, and it happened sixty years ago, move on .

mick1583 wrote:I am considering going to Scheffau in March. Any comments on the resort or hotels, please.

Ever thought of going to Niederau ??? 8)

Tony_H wrote:Its a doddle to get to, particularly if you have a vehicle of your own. Mind you, so are a lot of places. Niederau is a great place to base yourself to explore other ski areas. Kitz is about the closest big resort, although you can get onto the Skiwelt at other spots. You are not far from Hopfgarten or Westendorf there.
Dont forget mayrhofen and the Ziller valley is less than an hour away too in the other direction, towards Innsbruck.

How can we forget mayrhofen :wink:

micric wrote:Hah,little wickham will soon be setting the pace,"COME ON DAD"

It is definitely on the horizon, but I have still got a couple of years of dad in control to come :thumbup:

Ski Sunday - where is it? Started by User in Ski Chatter, 49 Replies
I'm very dissapointed about ski Sunday, if only the snooker had lasted another hour I would have been home from work to watch it :evil: Bring back Terry Griffths

self catering in france Started by User in Ski Chatter, 9 Replies
Would not do it any other way, if I decide to eat out , I do, then I might fancy a take away, I still do, I might just fancy knocking up one of Wickhams specialties " Pasta Arrabiata " another success story, who needs a catered chalet. I do not like being tied down to set feeding times, thats my choice :D

Beginner resort from Edinburgh Started by User in Beginning Skiing, 17 Replies
Good info I did not realize that :oops:

Scheffau reviews. Started by User in Austria, 8 Replies
mick1583 wrote:I am considering going to Scheffau in March. Any comments on the resort or hotels, please. Ever thought of going to Niederau ??? 8)

What do I need to do to get fit? Started by User in Ski Fitness, 16 Replies
micric wrote:Hah,little wickham will soon be setting the pace,"COME ON DAD" It is definitely on the horizon, but I have still got a couple of years of dad in control to come :thumbup:

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