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Grass skiing in South Africa...
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

...may not be uppermost in your list of travel priorities but - just for the record - South Africa's only ski resort Tiffendell offers the opportunity to "strap yourself into a pair of roller skis and make your way down the slopes" according to this report from iafrica.com.

Grass skiing a slope while being chased by some exotic African wildlife could be interesting. I'm sure several beasts would enjoy the sport. Safari, anyone?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

The guy in the photo is actually on tracked rather than roller skis, one of the old models. Look to be much too short for his height/weight as well. And he's virtually sitting down - one the main criticism levelled by alpine trainers at the grass equivalent is that the length of the skis often result in poor position.

Mind you, the thought of a pride of lions closing in might encourage some improvements in technique....
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