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ParticipantYou can actually see the line where the city ends when you enter via Camino Del Norte from the east – the are no potholes once you exit the city.
4S residents have to pay for the trash removal and there are sprinklers inside (the country code, the city does not have that). How do you test those, anyway?
We plan to buy a bigger place in 2-3 years. I like Santaluz, but my wife likes the ‘walk to school/store’ convenience of our current location, so Santaluz is not an option. Welcome to San Diego 🙂
ParticipantYou can actually see the line where the city ends when you enter via Camino Del Norte from the east – the are no potholes once you exit the city.
4S residents have to pay for the trash removal and there are sprinklers inside (the country code, the city does not have that). How do you test those, anyway?
We plan to buy a bigger place in 2-3 years. I like Santaluz, but my wife likes the ‘walk to school/store’ convenience of our current location, so Santaluz is not an option. Welcome to San Diego 🙂
ParticipantYou can actually see the line where the city ends when you enter via Camino Del Norte from the east – the are no potholes once you exit the city.
4S residents have to pay for the trash removal and there are sprinklers inside (the country code, the city does not have that). How do you test those, anyway?
We plan to buy a bigger place in 2-3 years. I like Santaluz, but my wife likes the ‘walk to school/store’ convenience of our current location, so Santaluz is not an option. Welcome to San Diego 🙂
ParticipantYou can actually see the line where the city ends when you enter via Camino Del Norte from the east – the are no potholes once you exit the city.
4S residents have to pay for the trash removal and there are sprinklers inside (the country code, the city does not have that). How do you test those, anyway?
We plan to buy a bigger place in 2-3 years. I like Santaluz, but my wife likes the ‘walk to school/store’ convenience of our current location, so Santaluz is not an option. Welcome to San Diego 🙂
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Please tell me, what’s more expensive, renting a cabin and share w/ a group of friends or the lift tickets, boards, boots, bindings, jacket, pants, etc. Even if you don’t have to rent a place, how much does it cost to buy the gear and getting lift tickets at a nice mountain?[/quote]You can get barely used parabolic skis/bindings/boots/poles for under $200. Another $200 for all new jacket, pants, socks, gloves… for $500 you can get the equipment that should last you 5+ years. Another $500 will get you the annual pass at most places, if you know when and where to buy (since you are near-local you will know when and where to buy). Or if you like the snow that much you can sign up as an instructor and ride for free.
Participant[quote=AN]
Please tell me, what’s more expensive, renting a cabin and share w/ a group of friends or the lift tickets, boards, boots, bindings, jacket, pants, etc. Even if you don’t have to rent a place, how much does it cost to buy the gear and getting lift tickets at a nice mountain?[/quote]You can get barely used parabolic skis/bindings/boots/poles for under $200. Another $200 for all new jacket, pants, socks, gloves… for $500 you can get the equipment that should last you 5+ years. Another $500 will get you the annual pass at most places, if you know when and where to buy (since you are near-local you will know when and where to buy). Or if you like the snow that much you can sign up as an instructor and ride for free.
Participant[quote=AN]
Please tell me, what’s more expensive, renting a cabin and share w/ a group of friends or the lift tickets, boards, boots, bindings, jacket, pants, etc. Even if you don’t have to rent a place, how much does it cost to buy the gear and getting lift tickets at a nice mountain?[/quote]You can get barely used parabolic skis/bindings/boots/poles for under $200. Another $200 for all new jacket, pants, socks, gloves… for $500 you can get the equipment that should last you 5+ years. Another $500 will get you the annual pass at most places, if you know when and where to buy (since you are near-local you will know when and where to buy). Or if you like the snow that much you can sign up as an instructor and ride for free.
Participant[quote=AN]
Please tell me, what’s more expensive, renting a cabin and share w/ a group of friends or the lift tickets, boards, boots, bindings, jacket, pants, etc. Even if you don’t have to rent a place, how much does it cost to buy the gear and getting lift tickets at a nice mountain?[/quote]You can get barely used parabolic skis/bindings/boots/poles for under $200. Another $200 for all new jacket, pants, socks, gloves… for $500 you can get the equipment that should last you 5+ years. Another $500 will get you the annual pass at most places, if you know when and where to buy (since you are near-local you will know when and where to buy). Or if you like the snow that much you can sign up as an instructor and ride for free.
Participant[quote=AN]
Please tell me, what’s more expensive, renting a cabin and share w/ a group of friends or the lift tickets, boards, boots, bindings, jacket, pants, etc. Even if you don’t have to rent a place, how much does it cost to buy the gear and getting lift tickets at a nice mountain?[/quote]You can get barely used parabolic skis/bindings/boots/poles for under $200. Another $200 for all new jacket, pants, socks, gloves… for $500 you can get the equipment that should last you 5+ years. Another $500 will get you the annual pass at most places, if you know when and where to buy (since you are near-local you will know when and where to buy). Or if you like the snow that much you can sign up as an instructor and ride for free.
Participant[quote=AN]Snowboarding/skiing is not a cheap sport…[/quote]
Unless you live 30 minutes from a resort 🙂Participant[quote=AN]Snowboarding/skiing is not a cheap sport…[/quote]
Unless you live 30 minutes from a resort 🙂Participant[quote=AN]Snowboarding/skiing is not a cheap sport…[/quote]
Unless you live 30 minutes from a resort 🙂Participant[quote=AN]Snowboarding/skiing is not a cheap sport…[/quote]
Unless you live 30 minutes from a resort 🙂Participant[quote=AN]Snowboarding/skiing is not a cheap sport…[/quote]
Unless you live 30 minutes from a resort 🙂 -
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