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hey im new to this and dont really know if im doing it right or in the right section or whatever so feel free to yell if im being a fool wink

i went skiing for my first time in December. went to Zell am see and am in love with it now haha. im even saving to go back again next year. now in the mean time i want to get a couple of lessons so i can keep it up kinda thing. im scared if i dont i will be terrified again next year, the nearest to me is Folkestone dry slope which i will go on sometimes but i much prefer the snow ones and im sure theres an artificial snow slope in Milton Keynes. has anybody been there? and any idea on the prices of lessons? my dads going to learn, hes complete novice, doesnt even know how to put a ski on, i can snow plough and paralell on the straight but not parallel turn yet. not sure if that would make any difference? sorry guys im rambling now, i shall shush. any help would be marvalous
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Jen.x, I live in Milton Keynes but usually choose to go to the snow slope in Hemel Hempstead, it's where the snowHead's meetings are held once a month (there's one this Saturday 9th). Both slopes have a website and you can find out details of lesson prices etc on there. snowHead
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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?

MK is great if you want to take your kids sledging
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Jen.x, snow is way better at Hemel - but if you collect tesco vouchers you can pay for MK sessions with them. If Folkestone is your nearest dry slope, Hemel is closer to you than MK by about 40 minutes by road. If you are not skiing again this year I would wait till the end of the winter - when things may quieten down a bit and there is more space on the slopes. And get lessons.
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.

Jen.x, MK is a perfectly good indoor slope but for you the newer Hemel slope is closer and the better choice. Snow at any indoor slope varies in quality due to a number of factors. Go at the right time and pretty much any will feature great snow, go at the wrong time and any of them will feature unpleasant conditions. Of course newer slopes while less experienced at making/maintaining snow do tend to have their snow-making/snow-maintaining equipment in better nick!
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