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I would go skiing in Scotland. Scotland has five main ski areas for you to choose from. 1.Glencose-Located on the A82 in the West of Scotland There is one run in particular called the Fly Paper that offers the biggest appeal to more experienced skiers and boarders. 2 Nevis range-located next to Ben Nevis just after the town of Fort William. With skiing up to 1190 metres (3,900 feet) Nevis Range reaches high on to the mountain of Aonach Mor 3. Cairngorm -Mountain has a reputation as one of the most beautiful - and sometimes challenging - places to ski in the UK 4. Glenshee-The largest ski centre in the UK, it covers an area of more than 2,000 acres extending across four mountains and three valleys These are Five main ski areas where people go to Ski and have fun Conditions can be extremely variable between ski centres so it is advisable to call the ski reports before you head off in the morning.

The feeling is so wonderful that you cannot get enough of it. The more enjoyable part of Skiing is not on the fact that you reach the end or a run, but on the things that happened during the run. Unlike other sports, Skiing is very easy to learn. Skiing can give you amazing adrenaline rushes from performing high speed descends and perhaps even tricks. You can either compete in various Skiing competitions and tournaments or just be a spectator. Skiing is an exciting sport to watch. You will be able to meet new people and learn their amazing experiences in hitting the slopes.

What you need when you go skiing you need 1.Ski Boots 2.Skis and bindings 3.Ski poles 4.Snowboard Grip 5.Ski and snowboard waxing 6.Tune up ski and boarding service kit. 7.Hand and foot warmers 8.Sports and body protection The clothing you need are 1.Protection pants 2.Back protector 3.Elbow support 4.Ankle supports 5.Knee support 6.Wrist support 7.Helmet 8.Ski Boots

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