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Fresh Snow Obsession
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-24-06 10:28Fresh Snow Obsession
People keep going on about fresh snow, in reality it actually causes problems for most beginners and intermediates. More than a dusting and most people have problems coping withnot being able to see their feet.
Relax, the snow is metres thick in Bansko, for me a well bashed piste with that 'cordory' feel is the best.
If you are going to worry, the thing to look for is temperatures above about 5 degrees C during the day, causing the top layer of snow to turn to slush by mid-afternoon ...
Relax, the snow is metres thick in Bansko, for me a well bashed piste with that 'cordory' feel is the best.
If you are going to worry, the thing to look for is temperatures above about 5 degrees C during the day, causing the top layer of snow to turn to slush by mid-afternoon ...
People keep going on about fresh snow, in reality it actually causes problems for most beginners and intermediates. More than a dusting and most people have problems coping withnot being able to see their feet.
Relax, the snow is metres thick in Bansko, for me a well bashed piste with that 'cordory' feel is the best.
If you are going to worry, the thing to look for is temperatures above about 5 degrees C during the day, causing the top layer of snow to turn to slush by mid-afternoon.
BanskoBoy
Relax, the snow is metres thick in Bansko, for me a well bashed piste with that 'cordory' feel is the best.
If you are going to worry, the thing to look for is temperatures above about 5 degrees C during the day, causing the top layer of snow to turn to slush by mid-afternoon.
BanskoBoy
