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How to learn skiing FAST!!!
Started by User in Ski Technique, 39 Replies
pavelski wrote:Bandit,
The lights in the home or in the head!



In the head, for sure. When you look at a bloke and the eyes are glazed and unfocused, but they've not had a drink (or 10) :lol:
May be acompanied by a daft grin )
Saas Fee Closed?
Started by User in Switzerland, 5 Replies
I guess it's the luck of the draw. I have had two holidays to Saas Fee, and not suffered any closures. Great village, stunning scenery, and varied ski area :D
Skiing in Europe
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 5 Replies
Suggestions for France: La Clusaz, Megeve, Les Contamines, St Gervais, La Rosiere.

For Italy: Cervinia, Pila, Cormayeur, Santa Caterina

For Austria: Mayrhofen, Zell am See, Lech

Heaps of choice, time to define what you want from your resort.
:D
How to learn skiing FAST!!!
Started by User in Ski Technique, 39 Replies
Trencher wrote:I'll put that another way, women don't seem to space out as often as men do.

Trencher


So, if I look at a bloke and observe that the lights are on, but no one's home, they're likely visualising a WC run.
If you say so :lol:
chamonix
Started by User in Snow Forecasts and Snow Reports, 2 Replies
From the stuff I've been reading online, conditions have been epic if you like fresh deep powder. For lovers of blue sky and hardpack it's been awful :D
Another vote for Bardonecchia. I went there after 4 hours instruction on a dry ski slope. I had an excellent time. Lots of long gentle slopes.
Big Big Snow so please take care
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 22 Replies
IceGhost wrote:
ise wrote:
bandit wrote:[
Fancy being too idle to hike up :shock: Great piccy :D
Did you manage to dodge the weather sufficiently well?
I'm fairly hardcore :D
You look hardcore


Hmmm, ise hardcore...

:D
Big Big Snow so please take care
Started by User in Ski Chatter, 22 Replies
ise wrote:





We were all there on Sunday, Neil, Claire, Julie and me, not bad skiing. Yesterday as well but that was just mad, actual queues for the lifts :roll: Much quieter today at Zinal but the snowpack is very unstable, fresh snow some of which is slightly wet and a lot of wind transport makes for some dangerous conditions. It'll take some time, given the current forecast, for some of the bigger lines to come back into condition.


Queues :shock: Tourists!, still part of their experience is standing in line, and they are helping to fund the developments :D

I'm hoping for quiet slopes and great conditions for the season finale. In the meantime, please guard the pow closely, I'll be there just as soon as I can :D

More snow forecast for next week ATM.....