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2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:19:33 GMT

Hi all,

Long time no speak, how is everyone? Been too busy planning this winters holidays.

Who's already booked their trips then?

I'm off to Tignes in December (12th-19th) and to Val Thorens at the end of Feb (26th Feb - 5th Mar)

Can't wait, though I've got some serious fitness training to do before then! 20 Weeks and counting!

Also running a trip to St Anton in Jan but not going on that one.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 19:29:38 GMT

Booked for Schiwelt at New Year. No doubt a couple of trips to Niederau. Considering a few weeks touring on the Kitzbuhel AllStar Card.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 20:08:07 GMT

Hi Andy........ Morillon booked 8)

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 21 Jul 2010 21:50:02 GMT

Hi Andy, I' going to Morzine...For the whole season. Woop!

I might venture somewhere else on my week off. 8)

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 09:40:31 GMT

Ahhh. Good to be back and talking about sking, snow and wintery stuff in general. Haven't been able to face coming on here until now- it just seemed too far off.

I'm in the process of pricing up at the moment- thinking of DIY rather than a package. After only 1 week back in the er, bindings(?)I'm not all that confident in making the arrangements myself but I'll give it a bash if it saves me a few quid.

Likely to be going back to Andorra becasue it seems cheaper than other places over the Xmas hols.

And for those of you who gave me pointers about buying some boots, cheers for the advice- I got a lovely pair of technica dragons and I'm wearing them now- only to break them in a bit though- nothing kinky. :D

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:24:33 GMT

Hi,
I've finally managed to book our apartment in Courchevel for Feb half-term. It's 1020 euros for 4 people for the week (cleaning is extra though).

Going DIY I reckon the first thing to do is book the flights/train/coach and then the accommodation, followed by the transfers, and finally the lessons and ski hire. Lift passes can be done last because I've never heard of a resort running out of lift passes!

If you're going DIY in Europe then the price of the lift passes will vary according to the euro/pound exchange rate, so it's best to get them when the pound is up and the euro is down. Sometimes they're cheaper than with the TO's and sometimes not. I suppose it all depends on what the exchange rate was when the TO's set the prices.

And you need to buy your insurance as soon as you've paid out for something - like flights. It's no good waiting until the last minute to get it, in case you have to cancel for some reason. It's also supposed to be better to pay with a credit card, in case the various companies go bust.

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 14:52:16 GMT

Anyone following AllyG's advice and buying their insurance after they have booked any elements of their trip will find that their insurance will not provide retrospective cover in the event of problems of any nature.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:45:00 GMT

Bandit,
I am totally confused, what do you mean?

If I book my ski train and then phone and book my insurance, how can anything go wrong?

Admittedly, the last 2 years I've bought annual ski insurance, but that's only because I've been a bit greedy and booked 2 ski holidays per year.

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:52:25 GMT

bandit wrote:Anyone following AllyG's advice and buying their insurance after they have booked any elements of their trip will find that their insurance will not provide retrospective cover in the event of problems of any nature.

HMMMMMMMM, now that has me thinking.
I have an annual policy that will expire in october but have already booked for January.
Do you think my renewal will cover my booking?

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 09:26:46 GMT

Thanks for the advice. At the risk of stoking the insurance debate fire I think i'll sort it out as i book the holiday- ie on the same day. Hopefully that will be the best compromise!

Sauze d'oulx seems to be coming up quite reasonable. Any reviews?

Other than that Arinsal is looking to be a likely destination again- DIY this time! I've priced up to about GBP1200 all in for the two of us. This includes apartment, flights, trans, ski school, lift pass and ski hire. Its the ski school which kills the price but we still have a lot to learn! That said the odd private lesson may suffice but ski school is good fun as well and my OH still isn't confident when tackling new runs without an instructor.

Right, back to looking for deals.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 10:46:32 GMT

I am not sure if Bandit is correct on this, although the Bandito is almost always right! It does raise a point though. I have kept my annual Travel Insurance with the same company for about 6/7 years. They do not bump up the price at renewal time. Moreover, on the one occasion when I made a claim, they paid out without any questions. I imagine that when you submit a claim, they can see on the screen strong repeat business, with little claim history. They may then take a view that the claim generally will have merit.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 11:58:29 GMT

Insurance: If you are renewing an annual policy with no gap, then you have continuity, and should be covered. If you are buying a new travel policy, then you should check the small print as I've never seen one that will cover retrospective expenditure, as the risk may have changed since purchase. If you want retrospective cover, talk to an Insurance Broker f2f.

I learned this stuff when Snowcard pulled my cover for 1 knee and any conditions vaguely(remotely) connected, as I was having an MRI Scan. They seemed a bit miffed that they were obliged to continue cover when I gave them my flight dates...which were waaay back :twisted: Not been a customer since! Bit shortsighted of them really on a GBP200 annual policy, especially as my consultant's summing up consisted of these 3 words "You're getting old", and declared no treatment needed :D

If in any doubt talk to the insurer 1st.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:03:51 GMT

ClipperJon,
GBP600 total per person sounds a pretty good price to me :D
It's about half what we had to pay in Courchevel Feb half-term for self-catering. I reckon you'd probably get something cheaper last minute, but then I wouldn't like a last minute holiday myself. I like to plan everything ahead.

What worries me about insurance, is that, as far as I know, you have to pay up front for whatever it is, and then you get the money back later from your insurers (assuming they agree to the claim). My bank has just cut my overdraft allowance right down to practically nothing, and I don't have a credit card, only a debit card, so I would have to have the money in my current account, just in case I had an accident or whatever.

What's the maximum anyone has ever had to pay out on the spot during the holiday for helicopter rescue or whatever?

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:43:56 GMT

Never thought about having to pay up front- I bet helicopter doesn't come cheap either! Definitely worth thinking about though. (Un)Fortunately I have plenty of credit cards.

GBP600 each all in is the best I've found so far but I must admit I got slightly bored of Arinsal last year so it might have to be Sauze this time. Just found GBP660 all in- but hotel describes itself as basic and lively - sounds ominous!

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 13:58:08 GMT

I would change your consultant, Bandit. They should not be slandering their patients.....

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 16:11:12 GMT

Hey sorry if this is a bother to you but I'm new to skiing and I'm going on a ski trip to Les Deux Alpes next march any tips would be really helpful? Thanks a lot :)

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:19:15 GMT

I think the time has long past since insurance companies looked at customer loyalty when considering claims. It's all just business for them, and so it should be for consumers too.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:29:43 GMT

Well, I am sorry to be such a nuisance everyone, but I am still confused about what Bandit is saying. I don't understand the grounds her insurers used to deny her claim.

Bandit,
Were the insurers saying that your knee was a pre-existing condition that you had failed to report, or what?

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:30:43 GMT

Dave Mac wrote:I imagine that when you submit a claim, they can see on the screen strong repeat business, with little claim history. They may then take a view that the claim generally will have merit.

You'd like to think so woudln't you? However, having worked in the general insurance market, and having friends who still do, I can assure you this is not the case. Only claims which have been DECLINED previously flag up. Many people jump from insurer to insurer year after year to save a few quid, and therefore often either forget to or choose not to disclose any previous claims history, if there is one.
Each individual claim is dealt with on its merits these days, although the down side to that is that the length of time and the trouble involved in making a claim puts many potential fraudsters off.
Sadly, I am now on the receiving end of this with my bank's gold account travel insurance (free with the account) as they are being a pain in paying out the genuine claim for my damaged skis. My guess is that they hope I will give up and discontinue with the claim.

People who renew year in year out should be given some kind of loyalty bonus, in the same way you do with car insurance IMO.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 18:33:08 GMT

I have booked travel insurance the day before travel on a few occasions and had no trouble claiming when my oh broke his collar bone. I am a little unclear as to what bandit is talking about.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:28:21 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:I have booked travel insurance the day before travel on a few ocasions and had no trouble claiming when my oh broke his collar bone. I am a little unclear as to what bandit is talking about.

It's about insurers taking back their umbrella's at the 1st hint of rain. From your example,the timeline for your OH's claim is clear, it's an unforseeable event after the insurance was purchased. Try booking a flight 6 months in advance, buying travel insurance a week before travel and then make a claim for cancellation costs, and see what happens.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 23 Jul 2010 20:01:45 GMT

snowb4ndit wrote:I have booked travel insurance the day before travel on a few ocasions and had no trouble claiming when my oh broke his collar bone. I am a little unclear as to what bandit is talking about.

Snowbandit,
Did your OH have to pay his medical expenses on the spot? And how long did it take to get the money back from the insurers?

I am still worrying about my overdraft facility. I have appealed it, but apparently it has to go to the underwriters (whoever they are!). It seems my bank cut it just because they got taken over by another bank - it wasn't anything that I did wrong. If I can't get it back I think I will be forced to take out a credit card.

Tony,
I'm sorry you haven't had the money for your skis yet. It's a good job it wasn't a really large claim for being rescued off the mountain, or medical care, or something. I hope you get it soon.

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 00:12:02 GMT

We didn't have to pay a penny up front and I have no idea how long it took the insurers to pay. He had the treatment, we gave the insurance details and a few days later went home. A week or so later we were sent a bill and I forwarded it to the insurers who said not to worry and then we didn't here anything else about the claim again.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 08:03:59 GMT

Thanks Snowbandit :D
That's very reassuring. Maybe it's just the rescue services who sometimes demand payment up front, whereas the medical people are okay as long as one is insured.

I am planning on double insuring again this year, and buying the French carre neige insurance with the lift pass, in the hope that they will trust their own insurers and not demand a pile of money off me should we be so unfortunate as to need rescuing.

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:19:09 GMT

When we went to ADH last year we booked our holiday 10 months before but only booked the insurance two weeks before.

We had nightmare problems in ADH but the insurance offered us compensation for what we had in the policy no problem.

We didnt claim because it was better to pursue the Airline direct, in which we were successful so I have to disagree with Bandit but only based on my experience.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:19:43 GMT

Sorry it was this year we went, seems like an eternity ago.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 13:54:31 GMT

Hi All,

I'm glad you are all getting excited about the approaching season.....bit like waiting for santa to come......

I have been watching the Tour de France and the mountian stages always give me itchy feet to get back to the alps :D . I'm hoping to have a long weekend myself at the beginning of September and again in Oct/Nov then onto the winter propper.

Should be able to get some slope time in January and then for the last couple of weeks of the season in April :thumbup:.

On a different note, if anyone is planning to be in Bourg-Saint-Maurice or Les Arcs anytime , and want to see a really good live band ( they play a good 2 - 3 hour set of top covers ) try and see Mr Orange ( Monsieur Orange ) at the Bazoom Riders Cafe/bar in BsM , you can check the live band dates on their cafes website.....it's a great night.

........oh well back to work now and , and daydreams of the alps :D

jon

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 24 Jul 2010 19:27:29 GMT

Well in prep for the winter I am sitting eating Rosti snd drinking Cardinal in Zermatt having viewed two appartments today, neither a write off and niether perfect. 3 more tomorrow, 2 with fantastic views of the Matterhorn. Fully intend to take one I've seen this weekend as I can't be bothered messing around :) Come October I'll be living here!! Naughty ;)

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sun, 25 Jul 2010 09:23:25 GMT

tino_11 wrote:Well in prep for the winter I am sitting eating Rosti snd drinking Cardinal in Zermatt having viewed two appartments today, neither a write off and niether perfect. 3 more tomorrow, 2 with fantastic views of the Matterhorn. Fully intend to take one I've seen this weekend as I can't be bothered messing around :) Come October I'll be living here!! Naughty ;)

Hi Tino ,

Congratulations and good luck with the property search.....wish I was in the mountains at the mo.....instead of working to pay for the CNC Punch my business partner and myself have just brought :thumbup: :thumbdown:......

Hows the situation in Switzerland with property etc , last time i looked you got a lot more for your money than say France and Italy.....mind you they haven't got the Euro to contend with I suppose and I think the job situation is safer also at present.

Happy times ahead my friend inded , enjoy :D :D

jon

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sun, 25 Jul 2010 12:17:14 GMT

Austria for sure but no firm plans at present.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:59:09 GMT

Soll..... 15th Jan, can't wait and then hopefully somewhere in early March.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 27 Jul 2010 12:27:39 GMT

Austria.. For 5 months..
Got myself a wee job as a ski representative :)

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 27 Jul 2010 12:35:49 GMT

baillie353 wrote:Austria.. For 5 months..
Got myself a wee job as a ski representative :)

Never mind........someone has got to do it :lol: :lol:

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 28 Jul 2010 13:33:02 GMT

Yippeeeeee everyones back! Well, I went away for a while and sulked once the snow melted, and now the summers here I'm thinking about winter again so maybe its just me thats back.

Not booked anything yet, might get something last minute this winter and with my new job being more generous with their holibobs we might squeeze in a weekend somewhere too.

:D

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Mon, 2 Aug 2010 21:52:33 GMT

We're booked for February half term (the horror, the horror....) in Les Gets. Can't bloody wait!! We're driving down this year, got a great deal for a ski in ski out apartment for GBP750 for the 3 of us.....

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 00:34:39 GMT

Kate, do you (or anybody else) drive to ski resorts regularly or have done before?
How do you find it? Is it worth the cost of fuel and time compared to flights and resort transfers?

I've considered maybe driving to a ski resort in Europe from here (Sunny Scotland) one year - mainly because it does sound interesting, driving through the countries and all the mountains - would be great experience and all of that scenery.. yes please!

Just wondering how the cost works out in comparison to flying + buses? :)

As for the apartment - well found. Nice price for the 3 of you!

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 08:35:03 GMT

baillie353 wrote:Kate, do you (or anybody else) drive to ski resorts regularly or have done before?
How do you find it? Is it worth the cost of fuel and time compared to flights and resort transfers?

I've considered maybe driving to a ski resort in Europe from here (Sunny Scotland) one year - mainly because it does sound interesting, driving through the countries and all the mountains - would be great experience and all of that scenery.. yes please!

Just wondering how the cost works out in comparison to flying + buses? :)

As for the apartment - well found. Nice price for the 3 of you!

Driving unless you are sharing the costs is more expensive than flying

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 09:03:08 GMT

I agree with Ian. Motoring costs should include the little things like ~ extra for insuring additional drivers ~extra for Euroopean insurance cover, Typically +GBP110 ~ extra to obtain European breakdown recovery ~ a set of chains.
Some years I do travel from Scotland. If I am planning to stay for say 3 weeks. This year, I am considering the Rosyth/Zeebrugge ferry, then a 9 hour drive to Tirol.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 09:44:02 GMT

How about the extra cost of staying overnight in a hotel en route somewhere? I should think it would be pretty difficult to drive all in one go from Scotland to a ski resort.

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 10:20:02 GMT

It's working out significantly cheaper for us this time because it's half term. We got European breakdown cover for GBP68 when we drove to France last month, we've booked hotels en route for 35 euros per night (yes very cheap and cheerful but we'll be there for 7 hours max each way!) and the tunnel is GBP138. It'll be half the price of the cheapest flights and transfers I could find.

Normally I would fly but we had no choice on dates this time. Bloody kids.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 10:38:56 GMT

kateshaw wrote:It's working out significantly cheaper for us this time because it's half term. We got European breakdown cover for GBP68 when we drove to France last month, we've booked hotels en route for 35 euros per night (yes very cheap and cheerful but we'll be there for 7 hours max each way!) and the tunnel is GBP138. It'll be half the price of the cheapest flights and transfers I could find.

Normally I would fly but we had no choice on dates this time. Bloody kids.

Is your Breakdown cover for a year ? as I pay about GBP28 for ten days cover and I had to use them for the first time last year and they were excellent

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Tue, 3 Aug 2010 20:37:08 GMT

yes it's for a full year, worth it as we knew we'd be driving to France twice during that time and the car's getting on a bit now....

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 14:07:57 GMT

Insurance aside(!) we're all booked for Sauze for a week over Xmas. I dont know if I'm allowed to promote companies on here but I'll take the risk because it may help a few people out. We (OH and myself) booked with Nielson- Xmas week, B+B Hotel with transfers, 6 day ski school, ski hire (excl boots) and lift passes for GBP1300 all in. I sincerely hope nobody shoots me down in flames here because i think it was a great deal!
Trouble is that I'm packed and ready to go! Only 4 months to wait.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 18:57:19 GMT

ClipperJon wrote:Insurance aside(!) we're all booked for Sauze for a week over Xmas. I dont know if I'm allowed to promote companies on here but I'll take the risk because it may help a few people out. We (OH and myself) booked with Nielson- Xmas week, B+B Hotel with transfers, 6 day ski school, ski hire (excl boots) and lift passes for GBP1300 all in. I sincerely hope nobody shoots me down in flames here because i think it was a great deal!
Trouble is that I'm packed and ready to go! Only 4 months to wait.

BANG :!:

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 19:16:25 GMT

Nice one brooksy Scott.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 13 Aug 2010 21:39:09 GMT

Good deal, Kate.
Ally, on a direct drive, one night stayover in France, 40 eu. Last time 2 drivers back from Niederau, as far as Staffordshire, then solo drive back up to Scotland. 22 hours. Then went and played tennis!

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 14 Aug 2010 09:07:04 GMT

ClipperJon wrote:Insurance aside(!) we're all booked for Sauze for a week over Xmas. I dont know if I'm allowed to promote companies on here but I'll take the risk because it may help a few people out. We (OH and myself) booked with Nielson- Xmas week, B+B Hotel with transfers, 6 day ski school, ski hire (excl boots) and lift passes for GBP1300 all in. I sincerely hope nobody shoots me down in flames here because i think it was a great deal!
Trouble is that I'm packed and ready to go! Only 4 months to wait.

ClipperJon,
That deal looks fine to me :D

I hope you have a great time :D

Kate - driving does seem to be a sensible way of avoiding the hiked up transport costs during Feb half-term.

DaveMac - Don't you need to sleep? I'd have been wrecked after a trip like that - not going out to play tennis!

Ally

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 14 Aug 2010 09:55:35 GMT

The old boy at least has stamina :lol:

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 14 Aug 2010 22:05:39 GMT

You are as young as you choose to be, Wickers.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 20 Aug 2010 10:16:18 GMT

ClipperJon wrote:Insurance aside(!) we're all booked for Sauze for a week over Xmas. I dont know if I'm allowed to promote companies on here but I'll take the risk because it may help a few people out. We (OH and myself) booked with Nielson- Xmas week, B+B Hotel with transfers, 6 day ski school, ski hire (excl boots) and lift passes for GBP1300 all in. I sincerely hope nobody shoots me down in flames here because i think it was a great deal!
Trouble is that I'm packed and ready to go! Only 4 months to wait.

Well I have had 2 great weeks in Sauze, albeit with limited amounts of snow which is par for the course there, but they do a grand job with the pistes under the circumstances.

GBP1300 - if thats for the 2 of you at Xmas week, you've got a good deal.
I hope there is some snow for you.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Fri, 20 Aug 2010 16:21:12 GMT

My group have just booked out a newly built chalet in Alpe d'Huez for 1st week in March. Sounds rather plush with its own hot tub and sauna. :mrgreen:

Thankfully I got to test my new CEM-fitted boots in Hemel yesterday and they worked a treat. My technique is very very bad with two years gone since I last saw a ski slope so could be an interesting first few days but at least they'll not be ibuprofen fuelled.

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:45:45 GMT

Dolomites for New Year then annual Zell am See pilgrimage in late January. Going to try and ski Scotland at Feb. half term then probably somewheere in Austria in March with end of season in Val d'Isere.

Rusty

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 28 Aug 2010 00:21:42 GMT

Soldeu, w/c 16/1/2011.

Can't wait to introduce my 11 year old lad to beer and easy women. We sure as held didn't find any in Niederau last year...

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sat, 28 Aug 2010 16:24:54 GMT

Coop wrote:Soldeu, w/c 16/1/2011.

Can't wait to introduce my 11 year old lad to beer and easy women. We sure as held didn't find any in Niederau last year...

I think I might come skiing with you Coop :wink:

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Wed, 1 Sep 2010 19:08:17 GMT

Im planning alot this winter as i got promted to ski centre manager in dublin, which means more money and more opirtunitys.

Im doing weekend trips to the chilfactor in Manchester to Teach children class's and partys to demostrate to other insturctors
Im heading away to val d'isere for a week in end of november/december.
Heading off to a cyrstal holiday in January
Heading off on ski centre holiday in january
Doing my BASI level 2 in morzine in Febuary
heading off to a crystal holiday in March

and thats it so far,i might be heading off again in april or might be heading to manchester

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 2 Sep 2010 12:11:24 GMT

Hey all. has anyone ever used the company Ski Horizon, to book holidays. Their offers seem too good to be true and it doesnt seem that their ATOL protected. Im dubious. Any help muchly appreciated.

Ta

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Thu, 2 Sep 2010 17:30:12 GMT

yes once booked my accom with them, it was super cheap in La plagne

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Thu, 2 Sep 2010 18:35:23 GMT

Cool nice one, and accomodation was good, no problems. Would you recommend them.

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Thu, 2 Sep 2010 18:40:47 GMT

yes not the most modern but very clean very good value

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Sat, 4 Sep 2010 16:24:14 GMT

Tignes booked 12th Dec, can't wait for clocks to go back to make it feel more wintry !!!

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Sun, 5 Sep 2010 21:02:19 GMT

Crikey Tonypants there's more to life than skiing, just haven't found what it is yet. :wink:

Re:2010-11 Winter Plans

Mon, 6 Sep 2010 07:05:51 GMT

:D by this time of the year the summer seems to become a little boring and as soon as the first ski Hol is booked we then look forward to it ! :D