Bulgaria Ski discussion board

footwear and food

Ally Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 14:37

re: footwear and food

Elaine,
Did you see my post re THE MEET?
Ems Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 15:53

re: footwear and food

Went to boro with our two girls 9 and 11 two weeks ago.

Stayed in the Rila food was ok, sweets are nice, have chips every night so they won't starve. Breakfast they have chocolate ceral and a fry up of sorts. The soups are usually nice. Lots of fruit, oranges are really yummy. There is always something they will like.

If they go to ski school they will be taken for lunch with their instructor so will probably eat pizza everyday if they are anything like are two.

If they really ...
Went to boro with our two girls 9 and 11 two weeks ago.

Stayed in the Rila food was ok, sweets are nice, have chips every night so they won't starve. Breakfast they have chocolate ceral and a fry up of sorts. The soups are usually nice. Lots of fruit, oranges are really yummy. There is always something they will like.

If they go to ski school they will be taken for lunch with their instructor so will probably eat pizza everyday if they are anything like are two.

If they really don't like anthing eat out at Fraco's or Mama Mias.

I was really worried about the food before I went but we had a fantastic time and plenty to eat.

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Cait Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 17:37

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I'd wear sensible walking boots - you can get some really good quality ones from sports shops like decathlon or JJB sports. You need to look at the ones with a sewn in tongue and waterproof all the way up. Also you can buy some pretty good quality, cheap snow boots which are made from sort of waterproof material and are furlined. Doc martins are particularly good too, my best mate got some for her little girl for £6. You can't disagree with that!! Hope I am some help Kathy.

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I'd wear sensible walking boots - you can get some really good quality ones from sports shops like decathlon or JJB sports. You need to look at the ones with a sewn in tongue and waterproof all the way up. Also you can buy some pretty good quality, cheap snow boots which are made from sort of waterproof material and are furlined. Doc martins are particularly good too, my best mate got some for her little girl for £6. You can't disagree with that!! Hope I am some help Kathy.

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Cait Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 17:39

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Sorry, forgot to mention. The snow boots which are fur lined are available from Borovets at a very reasonable rpice. My mate got her little girl's boots from TKmaxx.
Regards
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neats Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 18:11

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a great web site for kids wear and footwear is www.kidsski.co.uk

they have snowboots start at £25.00 if thats not too expensive for you.
Good luck you'll love it

neats Very Happy
pinky Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-22-04 23:31

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i'm going the same date date and staying at the rila too!!
flying from manchester
kathy Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 02-23-04 18:22

re: footwear and food

hi my name is james, im a boy and i think i will get on with you very well .
im am 12 years old and i am really looking forward too the sking holiday !!!
how about you Questionalthough it will be freezen
from james

p.s i am kathy son