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Among my favourite places on the planet, Whistler/Blackcomb. I never tire of these mountains. And the P2P seems epic still to me, and I’ve ridden it dozens of times. =)
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Agree with you P2P comment. An awesome experience. Must confess to having forgotten Whistler was home to the Olympics a while back.
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Home to me even longer back!
Did you have your pic taken on the Olympic Rings?
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Aahh! Hence riding dozens of times. Re the Olympic rings…I sort of did. One foot in the bronze medal position and one hand holding. I did NOT do the posing on the Gold Medal spot like some others were. They had vacated the rings I had my photo taken and still received a dirty look when I decided because they had a change of mind and wanted another photo. I just hope most Aussies don’t act in the same manner when travelling. Was told that we received many of our Victoria-BC smiles and helpfulness because of our nationality. Hope that is true.
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Whistler is Australia’s largest ski resort. My sister lives there with my brother-in-law — from Murwillumbah, NSW. They met in Whistler.
We’re largely OK with Aussies here. 🙂 The ones who travel beyond Bali and London, England are a pretty fine mob. 😉 <grin>
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WE couldn’t get over how many young Aussies we ran into who are working the resorts, including Whistler. My wife even met a former student of hers at Blue River Safaris. In 1976 I could not get a work visa…now I’m told Australians are flavour of the month largely because when they are at a resort they are not wanting, or cannot get home easily, for a weekend party, etc.
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Aussies have been the flavour since the ’80s. There’s been an exchange program in place with Perisher and other ski resorts which are actually in Australia since then. Whistler/Blackcomb actively recruits there.
You just missed the party! 😦
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I did . Dammit! 🙂
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<chuckle>
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Oops… too quick with the send.
There are quite a few Brits and Germans as well.
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