J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by bandit

RossF wrote:bandit, pretty confident that you will not be where I am although I will be in Bourg at some point :wink:

And if you are I am loud, Scottish and on ridiculously large skis.

I have a couple of friends in Bourg, I'll let them know to expect you :D

ise wrote:

I didn't know you had a photo of that, I'm fairly sure that's where I broke my stormriders actually and my knee was black for ages.

That photo has been on public view since Dec 12th 07, do try and keep up :D

http://picasaweb.google.com/bandit2106/ZinalDec07#

Fess up Ross, we all need to avoid you )

I don't own a ipod :mrgreen:

I prefer to listen to the sounds of the mountains.

Lovely photos though :D

I see that you visited your favourite rock garden on Sorebois. Were the rocks in the same place this December?

I would suggest private. This will ensure that you can stay together, and also that you both get the instruction that you need as opposed to the class schedule for that week.
If you book an hour or 2 each day, you can then use the free time to practise and get to see more of your resort.
If you take private tuition, you will always be close to your teacher, with group teaching there is always the chance that you will be at the back, keeping up with a procession and unable to see what the teacher is demonstrating.

caron-a wrote:I'm absolutely delighted to say that, after 10 and a half weeks, I've received the Helly Hansen jacket from the legend that is Pavel! A couple of other interesting little bits were in the pockets including an AMAZING citrus ice lip balm which I have to hide from myself until we go skiing.

Excellent news :D

April 1st 2008. All my own work :D

ise wrote:

On a tangent, I've broken my Tracker. The battery door has broken around the thumbscrew after being screwed in and out a few times. I'd say it's got 250 days use. It's worth checking any regularly used tracker as it's a potentially a problem in case of burial as snow could get into the battery compartment.

You just break stuff don't you )

Can you fit it with Araldite?

Holidays Started by User in Ski Chatter, 34 Replies
RossF wrote:bandit, pretty confident that you will not be where I am although I will be in Bourg at some point :wink: And if you are I am loud, Scottish and on ridiculously large skis. I have a couple of friends in Bourg, I'll let them know to expect you :D

Ground breaking Swiss research Started by User in Switzerland, 47 Replies
ise wrote: I didn't know you had a photo of that, I'm fairly sure that's where I broke my stormriders actually and my knee was black for ages. That photo has been on public view since Dec 12th 07, do try and keep up :D http://picasaweb.google.com/bandit2106/ZinalDec07#

the jacket's here! Started by User in Ski Chatter, 12 Replies
caron-a wrote:I'm absolutely delighted to say that, after 10 and a half weeks, I've received the Helly Hansen jacket from the legend that is Pavel! A couple of other interesting little bits were in the pockets including an AMAZING citrus ice lip balm which I have to hide from myself until we go skiing. Excellent news :D

Pictures From Last Winter Started by User in Ski Chatter, 12 Replies
April 1st 2008. All my own work :D

Transceiver Awareness Started by User in Avalanche Safety, 18 Replies
ise wrote: On a tangent, I've broken my Tracker. The battery door has broken around the thumbscrew after being screwed in and out a few times. I'd say it's got 250 days use. It's worth checking any regularly used tracker as it's a potentially a problem in case of burial as snow could get into the battery compartment. You just break stuff don't you ) Can you fit it with Araldite?

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