 Poster: A snowHead
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I like the sound of that  It's kind of difficult to 'plan' for the trip with so many things I would like to do and places I'd like to visit. I'm trying not to be in the mind set of "must go here" or "need to be there on x date" and instead leaving the plan fluid. I definitely have a list in my head of things that I'd like to try though, skiing in powder being one of them if possible.
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Thought you were going with @smygusdyngus in which case won't digging for lost skis in powder be your main activity?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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I only saw one instance of digging for skis last season and it wasn't @smygusdyngus' ski that was missing was it @SnoodlesMcFlude,
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@adithorp, when was that? I only remember one time and I didn’t think you were about?
We had at least a couple of times in Alleghe where he clipped out and blamed the skis. Of course the fact that he’s a giant and skis on a DIN of 7 doesn’t come into it.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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@SnoodlesMcFlude, Alleghe on the day of heavy snow, on the edge of the nice easy blue... just before you 2 went down the previously closed red with @k, and i went down the black with your old man. @smygusdyngus, and @turdy, helped you find it while we waited at the lift.
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@adithorp, oh yeah. That one wasn't too bad, it was the one when it was just me and smygusdyngus that took a while to find.
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A lot of different reasons to go skiing in Japan and depending who you are and what you look for.
As a couple I think it should not only be the deep light powder if one is mainly pist-skier.
Other things could be togethetness, food onsen and people beside the skiing.
Language can be a challenge in the not "western" places - but can be overcome if one is a bit adventurous or have some skill.
Many Japanese hotels or other accommodations do not have a lounge to socialise. One eats and goes to ones room and visits the bath to socialise.
Accommodation aimed at foreigners tend to be a bit different but you do loose the Japanese vibe.
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