Messages posted by : bandit
No, everyone knows that Kahuna's are Hawaiian Holy men. When I was holidaying on Kauai, one turned out to bless the new by-pass that was just opened :D Really he did. So, presumably "Mo's" has 2 priests cooking the Tex-Mex? |
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If anyone would like to achieve close to Interbank Rates, then a Nationwide Flexaccount with a Cash Card (not a C/C or a Debit Card) is the way to go IMHO. I have been using one for a couple of years. Works all over Europe and no cash withdrawal charges either. I load up the account with GBP before I go, and use the card in most cashpoints.
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There is another one over here :lol: Unless it's skis of course 8) |
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The Menu? :mrgreen: |
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It's a useful site, thanks. I also look at the BBC Market Data on currencies, but generally it's all :shock: reading at the mo. for those who have GBP as a base currency, and ski abroad.
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For lots of shopping and off the slopes entertainment, I suggest looking at: Kitzbuhel: shopping, plus big pool complex Megeve: Shopping, Casino Courchevel: Shopping, rich Russian watching St Moritz: Posh shopping, luxury hotels, horse racing on the iced over lake Zermatt, Posh shopping, posh restaurants, sleigh rides, spa centres Good Luck with your choice :D |
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Without the Profeet pressure analysis *I would never had discovered that when I stand in a ski stance there is no weight on one heel. There are very sound medical reasons for this, but I had no inkling of the size of the problem. It's now been corrected with wedges inside my boot.
Actually, the best bootfitters are trained to fit boots, and should tell a customer which boot and the size required, at a consultation. I'm a regular skier and I'd like to think I have good communication skills, but I would not have a clue how to fit a ski boot :lol: * cem also does this, but prefers to use pressure sensitive paper, not a computer program. |
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Scarlet Fez what were the results of the weight bearing pressure point testing when your boots were originally fitted?
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