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One of the failsworth 33
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-02-05 13:41One of the failsworth 33
What a great resort Bansko was.
The thing you'll notice most is how new and pristine and clean everything is. The lifts, the buildings, even the staff uniforms are all brand new.
The Happy End Pub which has only just been born (being a tender two weeks old when we were there) is a fab building. Like an old barn, watch out for the "cage" on the top floor, where fun can be had by all!! Some of the decor is made up of the old chair lift ropes (so an anorak tells me!) and even a single man ...
The thing you'll notice most is how new and pristine and clean everything is. The lifts, the buildings, even the staff uniforms are all brand new.
The Happy End Pub which has only just been born (being a tender two weeks old when we were there) is a fab building. Like an old barn, watch out for the "cage" on the top floor, where fun can be had by all!! Some of the decor is made up of the old chair lift ropes (so an anorak tells me!) and even a single man ...
What a great resort Bansko was.
The thing you'll notice most is how new and pristine and clean everything is. The lifts, the buildings, even the staff uniforms are all brand new.
The Happy End Pub which has only just been born (being a tender two weeks old when we were there) is a fab building. Like an old barn, watch out for the "cage" on the top floor, where fun can be had by all!! Some of the decor is made up of the old chair lift ropes (so an anorak tells me!) and even a single man chair is suspended from the ceiling! Keep a look out for the tribbles on top of the bar stools (you trekkies will know what I mean by that!)
As for the mountains, we didn't see them at all during our stay as it snowed 24/7 and was blizzards galore!! The skiing was pretty hard going with thick snow, moguls etc, but we were reasonbly injury free.
The little man in the ski storage room is a happy smiley chappy and helpful too.
If you were in the Lion Bar last Friday, it was probably us that staggered in at 2am. If you heard the dulcet tones of "JEARGERMAISTER YARGHHH B*****D" that was us (Sir Mustang Northy started that, of course!).
Before I go, what make of digital camera is the best, as one is thinking of investing in one.
Cheers to all
Princess 'A'
The thing you'll notice most is how new and pristine and clean everything is. The lifts, the buildings, even the staff uniforms are all brand new.
The Happy End Pub which has only just been born (being a tender two weeks old when we were there) is a fab building. Like an old barn, watch out for the "cage" on the top floor, where fun can be had by all!! Some of the decor is made up of the old chair lift ropes (so an anorak tells me!) and even a single man chair is suspended from the ceiling! Keep a look out for the tribbles on top of the bar stools (you trekkies will know what I mean by that!)
As for the mountains, we didn't see them at all during our stay as it snowed 24/7 and was blizzards galore!! The skiing was pretty hard going with thick snow, moguls etc, but we were reasonbly injury free.
The little man in the ski storage room is a happy smiley chappy and helpful too.
If you were in the Lion Bar last Friday, it was probably us that staggered in at 2am. If you heard the dulcet tones of "JEARGERMAISTER YARGHHH B*****D" that was us (Sir Mustang Northy started that, of course!).
Before I go, what make of digital camera is the best, as one is thinking of investing in one.
Cheers to all
Princess 'A'
re: One of the failsworth 33
Sounds great. Off on 26th and can't wait. Forecast is for more snow.
re: One of the failsworth 33
Hello ApplecartTis I, Earl Wakey.
I have a minolta dimage 400, it's compact and takes great pictures.
You are more than welcome to view said pictures at your leisure.
Bye for now
Earl Wakey of Bansko
