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Location: Manchester, UK
30 posts
Location: Manchester, UK
Posted:
Hi everyone. I'm still kinda new at this so if this thread has been done before please let me know!
I would like to know where everyone's ideal place to spin is. (all things like the cost and practicality of doing it aside ).
I want to try spinning in snow but have only been doing it for a couple of months so haven't had the oppourtunity yet!
Hi everyone. I'm still kinda new at this so if this thread has been done before please let me know!
I would like to know where everyone's ideal place to spin is. (all things like the cost and practicality of doing it aside ).
I want to try spinning in snow but have only been doing it for a couple of months so haven't had the oppourtunity yet!
fixerupera of strangness maximus
147 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
147 posts
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posted:
i agree with rozi, a beach, palm trees, afew circles of fire and a mad beat, yeah thats it right there
other than that id mix up some awsome fuel and attempt to spin under water wait thats just taken it to far
i agree with rozi, a beach, palm trees, afew circles of fire and a mad beat, yeah thats it right there
other than that id mix up some awsome fuel and attempt to spin under water wait thats just taken it to far
yay up to 5 beat weave only 4 more to get to 9 :P
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15,417 posts
Location: South Wales
15,417 posts
Location: South Wales
Posted:
I have actually poied on top of a mountain....the jungfraujoch in switzerland...lots of snow...and it was lovely......
Ze poictures are woumoured to be 'ere
I have actually poied on top of a mountain....the jungfraujoch in switzerland...lots of snow...and it was lovely......
Ze poictures are woumoured to be 'ere
Laguna dude
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Location: Laguna, California, US
1,438 posts
Location: Laguna, California, US
Posted:
UCOF, your helicopter looks like madd fun.
i dunno about mountain elevations, your jungfraujoch at 3,000 meters is roughly 9,750 feet (for yanks), that does sound pretty high. gotta ask The Great Lix who i met tonight out here, she's been spinning in Denver, Colorado, which i think is called the Mile High city - that's only 5,280 feet or 1,609 meters. hmph! not so well versed in mountains around the world, though himalyas obvious, are they higher?
& btw, jungfraujoch, is that young wife [something]?
UCOF, your helicopter looks like madd fun.
i dunno about mountain elevations, your jungfraujoch at 3,000 meters is roughly 9,750 feet (for yanks), that does sound pretty high. gotta ask The Great Lix who i met tonight out here, she's been spinning in Denver, Colorado, which i think is called the Mile High city - that's only 5,280 feet or 1,609 meters. hmph! not so well versed in mountains around the world, though himalyas obvious, are they higher?
& btw, jungfraujoch, is that young wife [something]?
molten cheers,
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