Ski/Snowboard/Pain
Taws’ the night after Christmas, when we all congregated in our tiny huddled group, ready to buckle a fresh pair of boots which would then, be firmly attached to a board. What we were not informed of was the fact that such boards would not be firmly attached to the ground, thus the concept of moving with ease. This theory would be well received, had it not been by the taxing gravity which forces us humans to move along side this angled ground towards an ultimate snow pile and concussion.
Here's some pictures of the event ^_^.
The place we ski/snowboarded at was called Caberfae Peaks
And here: ladies and Gents, we find one of the most exquisite coffee shops that I've ever landed my lips on (not that I was deducting of the sign's taste). This coffee shop "Shay Station" had just been opened earlier last year, and was intricately designed to look like a 1820's Railway station would look like.
All in all, this place was definitely something to remember ^_^
Kumoi
Here's some pictures of the event ^_^.
The place we ski/snowboarded at was called 
And here: ladies and Gents, we find one of the most exquisite coffee shops that I've ever landed my lips on (not that I was deducting of the sign's taste). This coffee shop "Shay Station" had just been opened earlier last year, and was intricately designed to look like a 1820's Railway station would look like.
All in all, this place was definitely something to remember ^_^
Kumoi
posted by Kuro at 12:47 PM
2 Comments:
Look at second to last picture, bottom left corner. Who is that...
wow, i never would've noticed that. o.O
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