We've no section for English skiing on J2ski. This is a skiing video from last week, filmed in The Lake District. Great soundtrack, and really enjoyable to watch :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBWRH35Syfo
English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010
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I've watched it 3 times now. It makes me happy :D Bloomin fit skier too, he carried a Paraglider and a Kite up with him 8)
It's surprising how little snow is needed to actually ski on, if it's a grassy base!
He posted another kite skiing video on the 30th c/w fit dogs, so he must have nailed his landing!
I wasn't thinking about the dogs Bandit, I was worried about the skis! :wink:
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Started by Bandit in Ski Chatter 04-Dec-2009 - 44 Replies
Bandit posted Dec-2009
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Ellistine
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
Wow! How good is that!
Bloomin fit dogs too.
Bloomin fit dogs too.
Bandit
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
ellistine wrote:Wow! How good is that!
Bloomin fit dogs too.
I've watched it 3 times now. It makes me happy :D Bloomin fit skier too, he carried a Paraglider and a Kite up with him 8)
It's surprising how little snow is needed to actually ski on, if it's a grassy base!
Dave Mac
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
Wonder how his grass landing went?
It's hard enough carrying just skis up, used to walk up Cross Fell, to ski down. There is Hellvellyn ski club website.
It's hard enough carrying just skis up, used to walk up Cross Fell, to ski down. There is Hellvellyn ski club website.
AllyG
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
You can tell he's going quite fast from looking at the dogs. We have a collie as well, and he can run at 30 miles an hour when he's going flat out (racing our car!).
I would think it would be perfectly possible to ski on wet grass without any snow at all. Anyone fancy trying my theory out?
Ally
I would think it would be perfectly possible to ski on wet grass without any snow at all. Anyone fancy trying my theory out?
Ally
Bandit
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
Dave Mac wrote:Wonder how his grass landing went?
He posted another kite skiing video on the 30th c/w fit dogs, so he must have nailed his landing!
Dave Mac
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
bandit wrote:Dave Mac wrote:Wonder how his grass landing went?
He posted another kite skiing video on the 30th c/w fit dogs, so he must have nailed his landing!
I wasn't thinking about the dogs Bandit, I was worried about the skis! :wink:
Bandit
reply to 'English Skiing - Lake District 2009/2010' posted Dec-2009
Well, most of us keep a pair of rockhoppers. It seems he uses grasshoppers :lol:
Topic last updated on 08-January-2010 at 13:49