 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi All
We're going back to El Tarter for the third time, in Feb half term. But because it's the third time doesn't mean I know everything! Booked the same s/c apartment we had last time.
I book kit, passes, and (children's) lessons, through this site, not least as it's user friendly and I can just do the lot in one hit. I also like that one picks the kit up, and drops it off, right by the main chair, and they have a locker, so no trudging back to the apartment with ski gear every night (important with two little children). http://www.soldeu-andorra.com/index.php Question - do these prices seem reasonable or am I paying double compared to those in the know?
This year I may very well book myself (and perhaps wife) a couple of private lessons, as my technique is awful and hers is basic. Question - does anyone know a good instructor I should ask for? Bearing in mind it's quite close, and it's one of the busiest weeks, I might be too late...
(I'm sure I had a third question, but can't remember it...! Back later maybe...)
Thanks in advance!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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I've not been for a few years but can recomend 2, henry finkleman, not sure of the spelling, really good irish guy, had a private lesson with him and found him to be very good, and a lady called Jane who is Australian, had a week in ski school with her, very knowledgable and pushed us hard , that's if there still there of course.
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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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Go and see Gordon or Angela at soldeu ski school they have both been there for donkeys years
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