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New Zealand's ski season turns into a stormer
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I use the word 'stormer' because - as tends to be the case - big snowstorms have their advantages and disadvantages:
Here's one
very happy bunny,
reporting for stuff.co.nz...
...and here's a skier who went all the way from the States and had a rather
less lucky experience.
As always, it's all down to the timing. But it's interesting to note the comment in that thread that late season is the time to ski New Zealand. An echo of Alpine wisdom!
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Let's hope the Alps have something similar, next season. If the high pressure stays away from Europe this winter, as it has in the summer, we could be in for an interesting time. Scotland copuld be good, too.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
The owner of my local skishop reckons that what happens in Oz and NZ is repeated in Europe the following winter. On a sample of one season (last winter) there might be something in it. Anybody else heard this?
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No, but I've noted other aspects of ski migration from Oz and NZ.
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