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Helmets off to Jilly, our 1st Canadian Ski Diva Extraordinaire!
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OMG - And its only been a month. Like Thatsagirl - I have an addiction. Please point the way to SA - Skier's Anonymous, I need help. OH I'VE FOUND IT - SKIDIVA.COM. I really want to thank "bigdog" at Tremblant-insider and Whistler-insider. The link was on a new part of the site. Since then I've found, Epicski, Steep and Cheap and REI and all you Diva's. I would love to get together to with you in Vermont later this month, but can't this year. But if anybody is coming North and to Tremblant, please let me know. I'll give you the insider's tour!!
Congrats!
Jilly
Congratulations.
I have fond memories of Tremblant. I arranged a couple of ski weekends when my son was attending McGill. He and I had the best day together skiing Ryan Bas. The snow cover was spotty, with rocks peeking thru. For some reason, I was 'on' that day. Skied a trail that was narrow, rocky and mogully without falling. Was able to incorporate all the momentary braking caused by going over snowless spots! One day I hope to do it again. The next time we went, it was closed due to lack of snow. One of these days, I hope to get up there again.
Lynn
Jilly
Congratulations.
I have fond memories of Tremblant. I arranged a couple of ski weekends when my son was attending McGill. He and I had the best day together skiing Ryan Bas. The snow cover was spotty, with rocks peeking thru. For some reason, I was 'on' that day. Skied a trail that was narrow, rocky and mogully without falling. Was able to incorporate all the momentary braking caused by going over snowless spots! One day I hope to do it again. The next time we went, it was closed due to lack of snow. One of these days, I hope to get up there again.
Lynn
