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I had a lot of fun, but I'm glad to be home.
The weather was perfect, managing to snow on the day before we went skiing/snowboarding. The bobsliegh was fantastic and something I've always wanted to do from childhood (even if it has f
ked my back). We climbed to the top of the ski jumping ramp and watched the jumpers practicing, they must be friggin mad.
We bought a £50 sledge and used it once, I bought a bottle of Bushmills whiskey in the duty free and flattened it in 3 days (much better at pain management than ibuprofen) and we had great fun flinging the hire car around on the snow and ice. Those winter tyres are very good, I had to pull on the handbrake to get some tail out action, but we watched an old Mitshubishi Shogun having a lot of fun in a car park and I was very impressed with his car control, four wheel drifting around.
Dissapointed we didn't find a skimobile to hire and the cost of things were astronomical - £15 for a pizza and the cheapest beer was £4.10 for 1/2 litre. Speedcameras everywhere and a speedlimit that was so low, a horse and cart could have passed us, luckily, on the journey there, we followed a DHL van that knew the locations of the cameras, so that cut the journey time down.
Carole will just have to wait for my back to get better before she has any fun with me
The weather was perfect, managing to snow on the day before we went skiing/snowboarding. The bobsliegh was fantastic and something I've always wanted to do from childhood (even if it has f
ked my back). We climbed to the top of the ski jumping ramp and watched the jumpers practicing, they must be friggin mad. We bought a £50 sledge and used it once, I bought a bottle of Bushmills whiskey in the duty free and flattened it in 3 days (much better at pain management than ibuprofen) and we had great fun flinging the hire car around on the snow and ice. Those winter tyres are very good, I had to pull on the handbrake to get some tail out action, but we watched an old Mitshubishi Shogun having a lot of fun in a car park and I was very impressed with his car control, four wheel drifting around.
Dissapointed we didn't find a skimobile to hire and the cost of things were astronomical - £15 for a pizza and the cheapest beer was £4.10 for 1/2 litre. Speedcameras everywhere and a speedlimit that was so low, a horse and cart could have passed us, luckily, on the journey there, we followed a DHL van that knew the locations of the cameras, so that cut the journey time down.
Carole will just have to wait for my back to get better before she has any fun with me
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