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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Lake Geneva, WI, USA
Posts: 2
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Hey there!
Hello Everybody
I found this forum and think it's a great knowledge transfer place. I will introduce myself: I was born in Switzerland and had the opportunity to go skiing and mountaineering every weekend, also to have 3 times a year ski-vacations and attend twice a year a ski camps. I made my ski instructor by the swiss army and was a camp leader for a few years. My job/wife brought me to the US/WI in 2003. I did not had time to ski for a wile. Now my job allows me to go more to skiing and especially now, I begin to ski teaching again. My first day will be tomorrow and I'm looking forward for this time. Take care, Volker@mde ![]() |
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Wisco!
Sounds like you have had an interesting few years! Wisconsin's terrian is quite boring compared to Switzerland's. Have you been out to Utah before? Go Pack!
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 5
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hello, welcome to the forums, mde! share us your skiing and snow adventure pics, we'd love to see them!
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Hey, Welcome to TalkSki
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#5 |
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Ireland
Posts: 81
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Hey there mde! Welcome to Talk Ski!
Growing up in a skiing country must have been amazing! It sounds like you have plenty of experience and you must get a great feeling from teaching someone to ski! Hopfully your expertise will help many of the forum members.
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