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What to pack
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-04-07 21:24What to pack
First time ski-ing, not sure how cold it will be from this Saturday in Pamps. Can somebody advise on what I will really need to take for a week so as not to overpack or freeze.re: What to pack
layers teeshirts and fleeces are best you can put on and take off as needed. I never wear thermals but some people advice them. jeans or combats for the evening and a good pair of walking shoes/boots.re: What to pack
and a thong for the evening time
you never know ?re: What to pack
pennyyou were asking for trouble did you see janes post from earlier?
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I have spent a small fortune on proper thermals ext,nothing worse than being cold, leaving all slap and straightners behind just want to be warm and cumphy; so ill be the minger with fuzzy hair on sat xre: What to pack
the weather the way it is id say something light and summery for the day and a sheepskin and wellies for the eveninghave a lil wander around tk maxx and youll get a good idea
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Went there in Jan a few years back and at the top of the mountain it was -24c.Next day it had risen toa balmy -16. It was an excellent holiday though.Mal
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We went last January and are off again in a couple of weeks. We had never had a snow/winter holiday before. You know how people say when you go abroad that the heat is a different kind of heat - well that's the same with the cold. In England I am the world's coldest person, but I didn't feel cold at all in Borovets and it was -28 one day. I took thermals, tights, jogging bottoms etc. But really only lived in my salopettes and ski jacket with a thermal vest and light top underneath. ...
We went last January and are off again in a couple of weeks. We had never had a snow/winter holiday before. You know how people say when you go abroad that the heat is a different kind of heat - well that's the same with the cold. In England I am the world's coldest person, but I didn't feel cold at all in Borovets and it was -28 one day. I took thermals, tights, jogging bottoms etc. But really only lived in my salopettes and ski jacket with a thermal vest and light top underneath. Like us you will probably take too much but remember that they do have shops everywhere which specialise in good quality skiing gear at bargain prices. So if you do feel cold have a hot chocolate and brandy and just buy more when you get there. Sorry for the essay!
