What have you got on your wall at home ?

tino_11 wrote:I have a large gallery upstairs that looks over the living room by means of a steel walkway at one end, it is dedicated to all my snowboarding stuff.

Great stuff, thats more like it :mrgreen:

The wall I'm looking at: A Tirol 2009 calender and a watercolour print of Salzburg.

I can't see the wall behind me for books/CDs/DVDs.

I'm quite surprised that more j2skier's have not displayed there passion on the wall at home,may I be so bold as to suggest that we all in future display a pair of antique skis/snow shoes as soon as possible, and may I add over the fire place would be a good place to display.

Ian Wickham wrote:I'm quite surprised that more j2skier's have not displayed there passion on the wall at home,may I be so bold as to suggest that we all in future display a pair of antique skis/snow shoes as soon as possible, and may I add over the fire place would be a good place to display.

I'm going to need a bigger fireplace wall :mrgreen:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:I'm quite surprised that more j2skier's have not displayed there passion on the wall at home,may I be so bold as to suggest that we all in future display a pair of antique skis/snow shoes as soon as possible, and may I add over the fire place would be a good place to display.

I'm going to need a bigger fireplace wall :mrgreen:

We can only dream. Night night )

One wall in the kitchen is full of Niederau scenes:



The Gephof, Niederau

Conservatory walls have a few portraits, both oils and pencil, plus landscapes carried out in New Zealand, Austria, Wales.

My studio room, portraits of Jimi Hendrix and Bob Dillon, plus 50 to a 100 landscapes, mostly watercolour, leaning against the wall.

Living room, some water colours I did in New Zealand, and some originals by different folk.

And an original Turner water colour

Well done dave your getting there :wink:

Being a little sad (in the modern idiomatic use of the word) I have a framed piste maps of the L'Espace Killy and Valetellina (half-inched from a hotel I think years ago), a lovely photo of Saas Fee taken from Saas Grund and a gorgeous picture of the Elk range above Fernie - all on kitchen walls. Oh yes, and a ski canada calendar for 2009.