Fonty
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That beer looks good!
That beer was good! Thanks for your posts Mike! We took a day trip today to Otaru and had a great time.
Mr Fonty had a Pilsner and a Dunkel and I had the Weiss Beer with the Rasberry Syrup! I am not normally a beer drinker but it was really good! Mr Fonty needed cheering up as his holiday on the slopes is OVER.............he has broken his ankle!
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Thanks for that! We will be there next year. I feel your pain though. Spent 7 winters dealing with that rubbish boarding the Portes du Soleil. I will be sure to take advantage of my trip to Japan in two weeks
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I am totally with Chriselle. Did the same with our two. The Midget (#2 son) started at two and a half, though I lied about his age. Kids always seem to do better when the parents are not there. They don't take long and they are there beside you. Then they grow and get better than you and call you a slow coach! Well me anyway
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Fonty's are in. We are on site 17 - 31 Jan.
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Happy New Year!
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Woohoo! Winners are grinners! Thank you Andrew and everyone at SJ. Great early birthday pressie! Three weeks today I will be 40 and in Niseko! Yoop yoop
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I have been watching the cams.....until I couldn't see anymore. Looked like you got a real belting. The best cam to check the snow fall and still be able to see was the Furano town site. Lucky ducks. You will hopefully have a great day tomorrow!
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I am looking forward to all the goss from Opening Day!!
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Cheers Fonty. It was an excellent first day.
Snowing steadily in the village as I type.
Tomorrow could be even better.
Do you think the lifts will start turning this weekend Mike? I am going to live vicariously through you guys for the next few months...........little pleasures while I sit in my office working away here in Perth!
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Hey MikePow those pics looked great! I have been watching every morning for new updates! Can't wait, only two months and we will be there.
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Glen Claydon & I hiked to Ace Hill in Niseko Hiarfu this morning for the first turns of the winter season.
Cracking.
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You could also buy a five hour pass for the Hirafu Hanazono area as well. We have never bought our tickets online prior to arriving. If you have pre purchased a Niseko United pass and the weather is bad, the crossing to Niseko Town and Annapuri may be difficult or even closed. You have then wasted your money on a ticket for places you can't get to. My advice would be to buy as you go and how you are feeling that day. We paid with the credit card each time and never had to have the 1000 yen deposit in cash and it wasn't frowned upon. The advice anything gives above is spot on in my experience.
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That is the saddest story. What a terrible loss
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My hubby bought those wellies from Homac next to the Max Value in Kutchan last year. He bought those wetsuit type socks as well, but his feet still froze. He comes from Switzerland so is pretty used to the cold. He has invested in the Sorel Caribous this year.
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Thank you....... mine also arrived on Friday into Perth.........I will be looking out for seemore (if he sticks it on his car) ........
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Well, I live in the driveway of Bunnings in seems!!
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Haven't any of these girls heard of contraception???
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Smelliest cheese:
Probably
1) Gruyère
2) German Helmut
Gruyere isn't that smelly........Epoisses, Roquefort or Raclette are the worse!
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I have just read all 25 pages.......too funny!!
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I totally agree with you MP, but kids are fickle and they wouldn't even know who Jake Carpenter is.........all they care about is wearing what Shaun White is wearing! What can I say??
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As a parent of children who watch the likes of Shaun White wearing Burton gear, image is everything. Only by circumnavigating the system using a package forwarding service can I afford to give them this brand. A jacket that I buy online in the states end of season on sale for US$120 will cost AUD$400. Even on sale I could never get it for half that including my shipping.
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Maybe but I have never found any. To get around this problem use a Package Forwarder. Costs about US$10 to set up an account. In my experience you can usually get free ground costs if you are not in a hurry for your goods (about 1 week) and then the package forwarder will send via DHL or Fedex to you. Even with the freight costs goods usually end up costing a lot less than here in OZ.
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SR : Shiribeshi Stories, Hokkaido 2012/13
in Snow talk, trip reports, Japan avalanche & backcountry
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Hahahaha no the wonder of thinking you are in your 20's when actually you are in your mid 40's!!