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Our latest Snow Report for Vars shows 80cm (top) and snow making in progress. The forecast is for the weather to remain cold enough for snow-making over the next week too, so it's not as bad as it could be!
Andorra in Jan?
Started by User in Snow Forecasts and Snow Reports, 47 Replies
Hi Cal,

We have a Snow Forecast for Soldeu right here on j2ski - so you're in the right place... 8)

Right now there's a cursed High Pressure system stuck fast over much of Europe - so not much snow forecast for anywhere in the Alps over the next week. Fingers crossed that it gets bored soon and clears off... :evil:

Should you be worried? No, but keep an eye on the forecast - the current lack of snow can't/won't last for ever, and you've got two weeks to go yet. One big storm could sort it out overnight... here's hoping!

Vital ski terms
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 2 Replies
Trencher wrote:Here's one for the future

Metal -

They put some tin foil in the skis and doubled the price

Trencher
:lol: :lol:

And, of course;

Wood - they took out the billion dollar composite carbon alloy sandwich wafer and replaced it with the tree from the bottom of your garden.

And doubled the price.

If only it wasn't true...
Les Arcs
Started by User in France, 9 Replies
CDP wrote:And while your at it could you look up French for Vegetarian?


That's easy, it's p-i-z-z-a ! 8)
Les Arcs
Started by User in France, 9 Replies
CDP wrote:BTW Admin - when were you last there?


Jan 2005 (was actually staying at David's place in La Ros at the time) - and there were no glasses in sight; straight from the bottle... I had a lovely cup of hot Genepi that smelled vaguely like chocolate - I must learn the French for teetotal !!!
Les Arcs
Started by User in France, 9 Replies
Ash79 wrote: and La Ferme


Ooooh, La Ferme... mmm, well worth the excursion. David is right to mention the runs down to Villaroger - although a bit bleak and cold in January they are always much less crowded as a result, and also hold the snow well.

You'll have this side of the mountain to yourself in early January - and this is where you want to be late on a powder day! Do wrap up well though.

The off-piste is good this side too - but stay out of the Combe des Lanchettes (you may see people traversing skier's right a few hundred metres down from the ridge) - it kills people every year despite the name roughly translating as "gully of the avalanches".

On the way down, stop for a warm-up at Henri's restaurant - but be careful; if you get served a coffee or a chocolat chaud by the proprietor it's likely to get a large shot of Genepi (local fire water and not for the faint-hearted when taken neat) added to it just to help "keep you warm"!

Admin

p.s. IMO = In My Opinion :-)
Ski tuning Session 1
Started by User in Ski Tuning Course, 6 Replies
Hi Pavelski, I'm sure the material will be of interest to many people who "just pass through" so could we keep the communications in the forum?

If it's useful, I think we could set you up with a special forum area where you can "moderate" the discussion (i.e. you would approve all messages entered before they were published). Would that work for you?

We can also host any media on our server here (uk) if you prefer.

Let me know what we can do to help out, we really appreciate your contributions to the forum and the "ski tuning" will be educational for many of us. We'll also mention it in the snow report e-mails this week; I know not everyone drops into the forum every day.

If you need us to do anything, let me know (PM if you like).

Oh, and count me in too! :D
Hey we're getting jealous - you people are going skiing in some interesting places! Can't promise, but we'll try and cover these shortly.