Longhorn Whistler

... off on my adventure to Asia, which eventually ended up with me going back to Thailand, I went on a little journey with Jim to Whistler.  We got free accomodations provided by his Aunt, which was killer, so all we had to pay for was skiing...oh yea ...

... and is a little scary for those that don't like heights. On the return journey we found out that one of the founders of the Whistler Mountain resort (or Garibaldi Lifts Ltd in 1960) was one Eric Beardmore, which is my father's name. (Dad, have you been ...

... not open at night during winter (wtf), so managed to lace up a frozen pizza for dinner. Got to see the nightlights up on the mountains. Looked like lots of Snowmobiles up there having fun. Whistler is a very beautiful place, so glad we decided to ...

... of the week we want! We are learning slowly but surely! SNOWBOARDING TIME... Today was an exciting day for everybody in Whistler as the mountain officially opened Saturday but today the snow was at the right depth and texture to enjoy boarding or ...

... ;  cable in the world.        -Chairlift down; lots of flowers in the meadows --Whistler Village: walkway, shops, Olympic Rings --Sunset: on the return trip; great way to end the day INUKSHUK:  The rock ...

... ). Once I escaped the fetal postion from the hyponotic share house couches, Ash and myself set off for the Longhorn Pub and enjoyed some of Whistler finest beers, a very cute waitress and made our brief stay very pleasant and some Yam Fries (that's ...

... got the bikes back with a minute to spare.  Result! We sat watching the Wednesday Mash downhill race whilst sampling the Whistler brewed beer in the Longhorn pub.  We found a diner on the way back and Al had a beef roast dinner - proper happy ...