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[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

[cem_devecioglu]

interestingly, day time you cant eat anythinbg even you feel hungry, only drink tons of water , but night time you start to eat

[Darth Loo-knee]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

[tunnie]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

 

I've considered snowboarding in Turkey...

http://www.skiingturkey.com/

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

here is an interesting climate.. summers are hot as a hell (except mountain tops so some people have homes there espacially south region) and winters damn cold.. you can easily see -20 celcius.. during my military service I measured -25..  my citiy has no sea around to make the climate a bit softer..  but seashores north and south and west obviously much better in winters..

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

 

I've considered snowboarding in Turkey...

http://www.skiingturkey.com/

if you really consider , there are both cheap (Erciyes,Palandöken  both east) and expensive(Kartalkaya, Uludag -west) places that I can recommend..   

[tunnie]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

here is an interesting climate.. summers are hot as a hell (except mountain tops so some people have homes there espacially south region) and winters damn cold.. you can easily see -20 celcius.. during my military service I measured -25..  my citiy has no sea around to make the climate a bit softer..  but seashores north and south and west obviously much better in winters..

Good friend of mine is being called back for that, but he is paying the monies to keep service time as short as possible! 

[tunnie]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

 

I've considered snowboarding in Turkey...

http://www.skiingturkey.com/

if you really consider , there are both cheap (Erciyes,Palandöken  both east) and expensive(Kartalkaya, Uludag -west) places that I can recommend..   

How much are lift passes?

My current choice is the French Alps - 3 Valleys which is Meribel, Courchavel & Val Thoren. Costs around £600 for transport, hotel half board, lift pass and a little shuttle bus to the lift. Usually take some spending money too.

Do want to try a new destination, but 3 valleys is so huge, in the 7 days you could never board the same slope twice

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

here is an interesting climate.. summers are hot as a hell (except mountain tops so some people have homes there espacially south region) and winters damn cold.. you can easily see -20 celcius.. during my military service I measured -25..  my citiy has no sea around to make the climate a bit softer..  but seashores north and south and west obviously much better in winters..

Good friend of mine is being called back for that, but he is paying the monies to keep service time as short as possible! 

yep.. approx over 6000 £ .. if you pay that nearly in 1 month you can finish military duty..

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

 

I've considered snowboarding in Turkey...

http://www.skiingturkey.com/

if you really consider , there are both cheap (Erciyes,Palandöken  both east) and expensive(Kartalkaya, Uludag -west) places that I can recommend..   

How much are lift passes?

My current choice is the French Alps - 3 Valleys which is Meribel, Courchavel & Val Thoren. Costs around £600 for transport, hotel half board, lift pass and a little shuttle bus to the lift. Usually take some spending money too.

Do want to try a new destination, but 3 valleys is so huge, in the 7 days you could never board the same slope twice

unfortunately not cheaper than that.. the most short distance to me is Kartalkaya.. and within 2 days you can easily spend over 150 £ (ski's hired)

[cem_devecioglu]

Cem, Have you ever seen snow over there?

yep..every winter..

I am suprised, I assumed with it being so hot in Turkey you would not get snow 

 

I've considered snowboarding in Turkey...

http://www.skiingturkey.com/

if you really consider , there are both cheap (Erciyes,Palandöken  both east) and expensive(Kartalkaya, Uludag -west) places that I can recommend..   

How much are lift passes?

My current choice is the French Alps - 3 Valleys which is Meribel, Courchavel & Val Thoren. Costs around £600 for transport, hotel half board, lift pass and a little shuttle bus to the lift. Usually take some spending money too.

Do want to try a new destination, but 3 valleys is so huge, in the 7 days you could never board the same slope twice

unfortunately not cheaper than that.. the most short distance to me is Kartalkaya.. and within 2 days you can easily spend over 150 £ (ski's hired)

only east may be cheaper but too far for you..

[tunnie]

yeah getting there would rank up costs, then hotels. Trouble is the Euro exchange rate is so rubbish 

[cem_devecioglu]

yeah getting there would rank up costs, then hotels. Trouble is the Euro exchange rate is so rubbish 

I tried to check recent prices.. but most of them undefined now

[cem_devecioglu]

will post for you when the season starts actually

[tunnie]

Cheers 

I'm going to be rubbish when I hit snow (literally), not been on the board in 2 years