J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Ian Wickham

ldavies wrote:Tony H:
Duw, duw, rydych chi'n Philistine! Ofnadwy! L.

ldavies wrote:Yes, as per Jan's comments,
take the kids along to ski school, warm and well kitted out, leave them with the instructor, smile and walk away.
I've found that the 'right' age can depend, sometimes, on the build of the child. if he/she is bigger, and more robust-looking, then they'll often take to skis easier then a very small, slightly built child, whatever the age. But this is a huge generalisation.
speak confidently to your child when the instructor is around, and give the child the impression that this is what YOU want, and that the instructor is in charge.
please, please, don't be late picking up your child at the end of ski school. this can be really unsettling for a small child/a young mind. Be there when you say you will be.
Come to Niederau to see how it's done consistently well! L.
(OMG: JUST HOW MUCH HAS IT SNOWED TODAY?!!)

getjim wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I wonder what they taste like ????

Baby polar bears or denim clad ankles? :)

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

davidmpires wrote:if you guys like red can I sugest a Periquita 2000, you can find them in Waitrose for about £6-8, very good.

Slight problem inasmuch as I dont do Waitrose, mainly because the only 1 within 40 miles is in the middle of a large shopping centre with no easy parking.

Anyway, Tescos have got Chateauneuf du Pape from their finest range on offer at £7.95 until January. I dont think theres a better deal than that right now.

The chateauneuf is a great deal but also the chablis is on for £5.95. MMMMMmmmm :lol:

Yes but Chablis is white. White wine is so 90's