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The Tra La Days Are Over
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-07-08 17:12re: The Tra La Days Are Over
damn right! - bring on the holiday!
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How many of you going Captain Slow? - we are catchin the 2.45pm from gatwick and stayin in Rila.
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Down in Bansko for the weekend. 3 leva a bottle of water, 5 leva a coffee, 7 leva rum, average lunch (soup, meat something and chips) 25 leva. I guess Borovets is the same but the quality/service/facilities suck heinously.re: The Tra La Days Are Over
8 of us in the Samokvo. Might miss you at Gatwick. 1.30 fight but will have plenty of time at resort. I will chill a glass for you re: The Tra La Days Are Over
Blimey - you're even planning a fight at the airport! - who made you entertainments manager? :-)Yeah will prob miss you at airport - hopefully catch up with yer in one of the bars for a drink or three. Are your party easy to spot?
I'm with 3 other lads, that will probably be crawling from bar to bar
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Only ever been skiing in Pamps and love it.But -
Just been speaking to a guy I work with who went to St Anton over xmas with Thomas Cook. 2 x adult hotel (b&b), flights & lift passes £970.
Bottles of permium beer in the town were 5 euros.
I think BullyG had better be careful. I have yet to see any good reports come back about how cheap BullyG is this year.
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My 'tra la laaaaaaaaaa' days are just beginning thank you.I shall ignore all & pay what it costs for what I want when I'm there.
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Could be far worse......you could be spending Euros rather then Leva. Reuters predict the Euro will continue to decline over the next month or so. If it doesn't pick up by mid the end of the season the prospect of skiing the more established mainline European resorts will be less appealing than BG seems to some people at present. The negatives will be that Euro currency countries won't get the bookings, custom will shift to the Eastern European countries and then we will just have to see ...
Could be far worse......you could be spending Euros rather then Leva. Reuters predict the Euro will continue to decline over the next month or so. If it doesn't pick up by mid the end of the season the prospect of skiing the more established mainline European resorts will be less appealing than BG seems to some people at present. The negatives will be that Euro currency countries won't get the bookings, custom will shift to the Eastern European countries and then we will just have to see to what extent prices could potentially be exploited within resort as a result of increased custom?
I worked out last night that the drop in Euro rate between Sept and now will have had the effect of costing us the equivalent of 1 adult and 1 youth lift pass in Austria.
I worked out last night that the drop in Euro rate between Sept and now will have had the effect of costing us the equivalent of 1 adult and 1 youth lift pass in Austria.
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muddybloke, yes easy to spot! all in one lycra suit, big CS on me chest, mask and cape and me pants on the outside. lol 