Glencoe! A short trip report, GOOD SKIING IN SCOTLAND!!!!

Great thread guys, the cloths some people wear. But we know its not Tony as he hasn't got that silly bobble hat on :mrgreen:

Ian Wickham wrote:But we know its not Tony as he hasn't got that silly bobble hat on :mrgreen:

Now we know why he wears it (there had to be a reason)... :shock:

Admin wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:But we know its not Tony as he hasn't got that silly bobble hat on :mrgreen:

Now we know why he wears it (there had to be a reason)... :shock:

:mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Ian Wickham wrote:Great thread guys, the cloths some people wear.

Yup )

Ian Wickham wrote:
Here you are my favorite ski top, now lets see if I can list this photo......

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18509716

Yours I believe :mrgreen:

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Great thread guys, the cloths some people wear.

Yup )

Ian Wickham wrote:
Here you are my favorite ski top, now lets see if I can list this photo......

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18509716

Yours I believe :mrgreen:

Nothing wrong with that top bandit, absolute class, It will holidaying with me in Adelboden and will be worn till it disintegrates, remember the immortal words "Form is temporary, but class is permanent" :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Guess we have all done the silly hat at some stage, I know I have :oops: Right I must get off this computer supposed to be helping fill a 4yd skip

Fantastic 1970s' jacket and racing pants in the car park.

My ski mates and I often like to while away cable car and chairlift trips with a daft competition to spot skiers in 1970s/80s dayglo gear etc.

That spot would have been worth 10 points!!!

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