Three hour skiing lesson seems too short for clumsy us...
Our English-speaking ski instructor told us to keep practicing ourselves.
We wanted to fully utilize the ski equipments so they worth the rental cost, and maybe have a chance to improve our skills so we can brag about it. :P
Ski lift pass valid until 22:00 pm, and we can use ski equipments and jackets until that night.
And, seriously skiing is pretty fun!!!
We're not really afraid of falling down. It doesn't really hurt that much, maybe because we're wearing thick napping pants and it's on the powdery snow. Well, it just quite embarrassing especially when you see kids can do better than us!
So, what's the problem for not practicing ourselves?!
The real problem was how to get up after falling down?!
Who's going to help us?! Help~~ Somebody please help me~~!!!
We did practice a bit though... You can check the video below.
But, it's really hard to do it, because we didn't have power like our instructor to slide up the hill. We only manage to go a bit higher than flat surface. It took so much energy consuming to drag ourselves up. And because it's not inclined enough to slide down, we also need to use the strength from our hands for pushing the ski poles in order to slide down.
Phew~ we're totally out of breath and energy!
Resting on top of white snow and raise white flag to surrender! :P
Hiks... how to boast with these 'so-so' skills?!
Wait~! Wow... my hubby sliding down so confident
with big smile~^^
with big smile~^^
Horray~~! suddenly both of us became professional skiers!!!
Yes! indeed we're daydreaming~! ㅋㅋㅋ
We acted as if we just had a solid slide down from the top of the mountain,
and posed in those impressive and convincing positions. :P
After fun and satisfied with those posing,
I'd fun creating snow falling effect by tossing snowballs up to the sky,
and my husband busy for burst-shooting these photos :P
and my husband busy for burst-shooting these photos :P
1... 2... 3... start!
Couldn't help myself for behaving like kids
having fun throwing and juggling these cute white snow balls...
It's first time in my life touching snow, you know?!
Do you want to build a snowman?
Yes, I wanted to build a snowman, but...
all the slopes closed from 16:30 until 18:30.
Ski patrol with these huge vehicles started to check, sweep and comb
the ski runs before they open it again until midnight 02:00am.
Oh yeah, two of the patrol officers were quite naughty. They tried to chased me out by speeding the ski scooter towards me. I'd to scream and walk as fast as possible. Seriously, they must had so much fun scaring people out of the area, laugh out loud seeing people running like robots in those heavy ski boots. 진짜!!!
and here's my 1/2 built snowman...
Only left few people around the slopes...
We slowly walked to the cafetaria because carrying
heavy ski equipments ㅜㅠ
a.jpg "You can grab some snacks and drinks at the refreshment area at Mansun cafetaria")
Some people just put their snowboards, ski bindings and poles
in the racks and leave. Will someone steal it? Well, I'm not sure too
but maybe it's quite safe to do so in Korea.
We brought down to Mansun House and return them at the rental counter,
since we're not going to use them anymore.
Check out the video to see the romantic Mansun ski slopes at night. Watch how those professional skiers doing perfect zig-zags and sliding down gracefully from the top of the mountain on advance slope. Envy them to the max!!!
When are we going back and use this ski goggles again?!
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