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I feel like we are told the world economy is on the edge of a cliff about twice a week these last few months. Can someone tell me when it really happens, it's getting boring.........

Looks great. Nice that there's a proper mobile version too. Works like a charm.

In an effort to support the industry, I get a new board each year. If I also get some enjoyment out of that, it's an extra. Ahem.

Listening me to some Korn this evening.

25 days, wherever they may be. No doubt mostly in Gunma and Niigata.

Yep getting trickles of news from parts of Gunma like that.

Quote: the current situation has reached a reasonable safety level for international travelers. So..... it hadn't reached a reasonable safety level for international travelers before now? Hmmmm.

Does it do telly as well? No thanks. I'll just get out there and ride.

Great to hear spiritlight. Have tons of fun planning and expecting.

Originally Posted By: Go Native It does depend on where in Hokkaido you are as it varies greatly around the island. In central areas like Asahikawa and Obihiro daytime highs are in the mid to high 20's most days in July and August with days over 30 not uncommon. The nights are still reasonably cool though with lows in the mid teens. Areas closer to the coast will generally have slightly cooler days around the mid 20's and slightly milder nights. Days over 30 near the coast don't happen often. The far NE of the island from Kushiro up to Shiretoko have very cool summers. The cold current off the

Awesome

Originally Posted By: Captain Stag What! you were considering going to the snow? Do you not know about what is happening? How could you possible justify skiing in a disaster zone. Do you not read the papers? Useful!

Absolutely HILARIOUS!!!!!!! Well done!

Originally Posted By: TJ OZ I gotta say snowboard that you are the type of person who I actually do not want to have stay. Please let all your friends know to not stay with me also Will do. Our 12 nights / 6 people will go somewhere else. [it's more a buildup of things than just that one comment btw, you don't do yourself any favors]

Originally Posted By: TJ OZ Originally Posted By: Go Native Originally Posted By: BagOfCrisps UK, main media news. We just get short blasts now but it just seems to get worse and worse unfortunately. On about plutonium today and things getting 'more difficult' rather than easier and raditation from Fukushima spotted in Europe. Just saying what's on the news just now that UK people are listening to, so don't jump down my throat. Who really cares what's being reported in the UK? I know I don't. And I know the UK skiing market to Japan is so damed small that it won't matter one lit

Originally Posted By: RobBright And the gradual, sorry, very slight rise, could be because of the rain. It has been increasing today. Why would rain account for that, can you explain? Is that what they are saying?

Cool. They sure look great anyway. Thanks for sharing them always.

I have noticed more helmets being worn by Japanese and their children in particular on my few times out recently.

Just excellent. I don't know how you get your photos so glossy and sharp, they look incredible. I think these are your best yet. Looks like someone rode down here: wow

You live in a busy tourist area Chriselle?

I'm going to Tenjin today. It won't be busy, say hi if you see me. I'm the big guy in yellow.

Interesting, never heard of it so look forward to hearing more. Thanks snowdude.

Zao, no?

What time do you usually get up TB?

Take them all, you big wally!