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#81
(Original post by Ben.S.)
Skiing is absolutely brilliant. I've done it in Norway, New Zealand, Canada and er...Scotland. Canada is by far the best - Lake Louise has some massive runs!
Ben
Skiing is absolutely brilliant. I've done it in Norway, New Zealand, Canada and er...Scotland. Canada is by far the best - Lake Louise has some massive runs!
Ben
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#82
(Original post by Chicken)
Thats pretty majorly unlucky!
Where abouts in Canada did you go skiing?
Thats pretty majorly unlucky!
Where abouts in Canada did you go skiing?
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#83
(Original post by Chris_)
Quebec City in the east. I want to go to Whistler or somewhere in the west, but most of the well known resorts have become overly popular.
Quebec City in the east. I want to go to Whistler or somewhere in the west, but most of the well known resorts have become overly popular.
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#84
(Original post by Chicken)
Its beautiful round there, I haven't been skiing over there but been on a holiday, absolutely fantastic. Had breakfast at the posh Lake Louise hotel!
Its beautiful round there, I haven't been skiing over there but been on a holiday, absolutely fantastic. Had breakfast at the posh Lake Louise hotel!
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#85
(Original post by Ben.S.)
Yeah - that place is massive!!! When we went there the lake was frozen over and there were ice sculptures on it. We didn't stay there though - for obvious reasons!
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Yeah - that place is massive!!! When we went there the lake was frozen over and there were ice sculptures on it. We didn't stay there though - for obvious reasons!
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#86
(Original post by Chicken)
We went to Vancouver last April (not to ski though) and practically the whole plane was filled with British skiiers going to Whistlers, as its the last few weeks of the ski seasons.
We went to Vancouver last April (not to ski though) and practically the whole plane was filled with British skiiers going to Whistlers, as its the last few weeks of the ski seasons.
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#87
(Original post by bradders)
Serendipity, do ya wear a cat-suit wen ya ski....
Serendipity, do ya wear a cat-suit wen ya ski....
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#88
In England
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday
)
xx
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday
)xx
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(Original post by lilmissnaughty)
In England
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday)
xx
In England
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday
)xx
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#90
i jus went 2 an indoor slope at leeds, was amazing, went rock climbin too!!!
Im goin skiin in switzerland on the 14th feb though, so that shud b amazing!!!
xxx
Im goin skiin in switzerland on the 14th feb though, so that shud b amazing!!!
xxx
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(Original post by lilmissnaughty)
i jus went 2 an indoor slope at leeds, was amazing, went rock climbin too!!!
Im goin skiin in switzerland on the 14th feb though, so that shud b amazing!!!
xxx
i jus went 2 an indoor slope at leeds, was amazing, went rock climbin too!!!
Im goin skiin in switzerland on the 14th feb though, so that shud b amazing!!!
xxx
can i come?
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#92
(Original post by Ben.S.)
Skiing is absolutely brilliant. I've done it in Norway, New Zealand, Canada and er...Scotland. Canada is by far the best - Lake Louise has some massive runs!
Ben
Skiing is absolutely brilliant. I've done it in Norway, New Zealand, Canada and er...Scotland. Canada is by far the best - Lake Louise has some massive runs!
Ben
My dad was there over New Year, stayed at the Chateau Lake Louise. The weather was a bit cold on a couple of days -40 C!!.
Were are going to Lake Louise next Wednesday (11th), looks like its going to be good as they have been having 2-9 inches if snow almost every day recently.
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#93
(Original post by eric bischoff)
im jealous.
can i come?
im jealous.
can i come?
Ill giv u ma bf's ticket if you r nice 2 me, cos hes bin annoyin me majorly!!! hehe!
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#94
I LOVE skiing
did I have to mention that living in Munich? Its the greatest sport of all!!!
did I have to mention that living in Munich? Its the greatest sport of all!!!
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#95
(Original post by lilmissnaughty)
In England
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday)
xx
In England
Great places to practice skiin all year round - not just dry slopes, also real snow slopes at Tamworth-near Birmingcham, and a new place called Xscape in Castleford near leeds - amazing! (www.xscape.co.uk)
(i went skiin on Saturday
)xx
not much like real snow but still better than dry slope! much fun.
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#96
I've been to Vermont with school, switzerland with a friend and val d'isere with my brother. .....and i'm still really bad!
My brothers on his gap year in whistler at the min, sounds amazing there.
My brothers on his gap year in whistler at the min, sounds amazing there.
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#97
I've been skiing a few times (fractured my fibia once) i've also been snowboarding and i tried out snow-blades too. I definitely enjoyed snow-blades the most. I've been to Courchevel, les menuires, la plagne, alpe d'huez and avoriaz (all in france for those not in the know)
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