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The Wall
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-24-06 16:09The Wall
Can anyone tell me about "The Wall" In Pamps???
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what is there to say? they name says it all...challenging even to the advanced skiers...serviced by a T-bar liftre: The Wall
Best done on your back saying sorry to people as you grab hold of them to stop you
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(From the original I wrote 5 years ago.) THE WALL (By Pamporovo Pete)
They came from England, Spain and France,
To try their luck and take a chance,
To ski The Wall was the main attraction,
Avoiding rocks by the merest fraction.
Frenchie was the first to go,
Carving deep through drifting snow,
Tripped and fell while it was snowing,
The last we heard she was still going.
The Spanish guy then started out,
Oley Oley the crowd did shout,
But just like Frenchie, no skill ...
They came from England, Spain and France,
To try their luck and take a chance,
To ski The Wall was the main attraction,
Avoiding rocks by the merest fraction.
Frenchie was the first to go,
Carving deep through drifting snow,
Tripped and fell while it was snowing,
The last we heard she was still going.
The Spanish guy then started out,
Oley Oley the crowd did shout,
But just like Frenchie, no skill ...
(From the original I wrote 5 years ago.) THE WALL (By Pamporovo Pete)
They came from England, Spain and France,
To try their luck and take a chance,
To ski The Wall was the main attraction,
Avoiding rocks by the merest fraction.
Frenchie was the first to go,
Carving deep through drifting snow,
Tripped and fell while it was snowing,
The last we heard she was still going.
The Spanish guy then started out,
Oley Oley the crowd did shout,
But just like Frenchie, no skill at all,
Another victim for The Wall.
Then came the hard and gritty Brit,
Nerves of steel, couldn't give a shit,
Skied it backwards on one ski,
Not one error did we see.
The crowd all roared with sheer delight,
And praised the guy who knew no fright,
Who was this man who skied so well,
Who braved The Wall and gave it hell.
He wiped a teardrop from his eye,
Through gritted teeth came his reply,
Forget the fame, the milk, the clover,
JUST SHOW ME THE BASTARD THAT PUSHED ME OVER!!!!!! (Apologies for the swear words) PP
PP
They came from England, Spain and France,
To try their luck and take a chance,
To ski The Wall was the main attraction,
Avoiding rocks by the merest fraction.
Frenchie was the first to go,
Carving deep through drifting snow,
Tripped and fell while it was snowing,
The last we heard she was still going.
The Spanish guy then started out,
Oley Oley the crowd did shout,
But just like Frenchie, no skill at all,
Another victim for The Wall.
Then came the hard and gritty Brit,
Nerves of steel, couldn't give a shit,
Skied it backwards on one ski,
Not one error did we see.
The crowd all roared with sheer delight,
And praised the guy who knew no fright,
Who was this man who skied so well,
Who braved The Wall and gave it hell.
He wiped a teardrop from his eye,
Through gritted teeth came his reply,
Forget the fame, the milk, the clover,
JUST SHOW ME THE BASTARD THAT PUSHED ME OVER!!!!!! (Apologies for the swear words) PP
PP
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ahhhhhhh sorry just fall of seat laughinThat happened to me two years ago thank god it wasn't the wall just i nice slope that put me in a tree
Cheers 4 now Dave
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Excellent, laughed my head off at that one.Biggest gri of the day so far.re: The Wall
It's a great run only steep and bumpy at the top. Kids stuff compared to the Tomba on an icy day.Great Poem Pete!
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I thought the wall was when you ride from avoriaz in france into lusanne in switzerland?????????????Cant be that steep...
Its got a T Bar on itre: The Wall
That poem should be on a plaque at the top of the run! 