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Dry Ski Slope

Chaosopher · 2006-03-25 00:20:26

Does anyone know if the one near Bray's any good or are you better off saving ur money for a trip to Austria? ^_^

25-03-2006 12:20am

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Chaosopher

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Does anyone know if the one near Bray's any good or are you better off saving ur money for a trip to Austria? ^_^

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#2 25-03-2006 12:28am

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Kilteirnan. Not the best imo. But it was a good trip. We started off to slow, and by the end of the lesson we were still on the 1st slope, near the bottom.

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#3 27-03-2006 10:20pm

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yeah i think i might give it a go just the once for the craic

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#4 27-03-2006 10:54pm

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It's okay for the odd trip. I wouldn't really call it skiing though. It's really short and not really the same as the real thing. It's good to get a bit of practise in for beginners before you go on your first trip. I'm planning on doing a bit of snowboarding there soon enough. Just for an evenings fun.

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