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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi Everyone,

I am looking to go skiing late March/early April and wondered if anyone had a group that I could join. I'm pretty laid back and easy going and a fairly competent skiier Shock))

Ideally, I would be interested in any dates between 27th March and 9th April, and both short breaks and week breaks.

Cheers

Paul
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

We've a group of 5 (all male) that's going to Zermatt on Sunday 20 March for a week. It's a package deal with a catered chalet for 6, with flight options from a number of airports, subject to availability.

The intention is to ski as a group off-piste with a guide and we have a fully qualified mountain guide booked for 4 days. As you can appreciate, when skiing off-piste in a group it is important that all the group is of a similar standard to avoid a weaker or less able skier holding up the group. But we are not experts or mad dare devils - we're 'advanced' standard skiers who can ski most off-piste areas (but not narrow couloirs!) at a good speed without too many falls. We will use the lift systems in the Zermatt/Cervinia area, so no skinning or 'ski-touring' type stuff but we may occasionally climb on foot for short distances to access slopes only reached this way. If this appeals, I/we can give you more details.
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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?

Hi,

Thanks for the details but I think off-piste skiing might be a little too adventurous for me, and I would probably hold the group up.

Thanks anyway.

Cheers

Paul
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Hi Paul,

The 12th March may be a little too early for you, but if not, I have a chalet with several single people book in so it should be a sociable week.. see the signature of interested.

Sorry for the self plug..

A
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