First week in Arlberg
So I worked for one week now and slowly everything starts to get familiar. Last friday I got a the day off and a very experienced ski instructor (>12 years of being a ski instructor) showed me all the cool off piste areas of the St Anton and Stuben.
In the weekend of New Year's Eve I could explore the area further on. (You can imagine that the interested in taking ski lessons was below average on New Year's Day.) We found some real steep descents through out the woods with amazing snow conditions. Later on I will record all these slopes on www.everytrail.net so everyone can come to Arlberg and fully enjoy these fantastic off piste possibilities.
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Falco, looking good!
Be ready for the 29th of january, for some extreme skiing home match!
C U
Greg
Posted by: Greg | January 6, 2006 10:33 PM
Hi Falco,
How you doing? Here in the Netherlands everything is the same... and maybe even a little bit boring!
We (Anne and me) just wondered if you knew Steph is alright? (since we didn't hear anything from her)
Greetz Ruth
Posted by: Ruth | January 8, 2006 10:32 PM
Just stumbled onto this site researching skis. You are my hero! Way to go for what you want out of life! Congrats & good luck!
Posted by: sherry | January 14, 2006 06:04 AM
Hi Falco,
It looks mighty fine up there!! I ran into Rogier W. this morning and told me about his visit. I can't wait to go skiing again. Any idea which weekend is best for you? i'll be in Megeve 23-27 febr and in Zell am See 6-9 april. I even might go skiing (skitouring) in Bosnia for a week in march but nothing final yet.
talk to you soon. your pictures look even better sitting behind my desk!!!
Posted by: Jan Maerten | January 14, 2006 04:20 PM
Hi Falco!
How cool is your site!!! So cool that I convinced all my colleagues (15 plastic surgeons in training) to go to st Anton 10-12 March this year and we need a place to stay, haha!
Do you have any nice cheap places you could recommend us?
Have fun, enjoy your ride and see you soon!
Posted by: sanne moolenburgh | January 16, 2006 04:16 PM
The best fish swim near the bottom... Watkin
Posted by: Watkin | November 22, 2006 05:25 AM