PrincessInOz
Thanks for my avatar, Mary Jo!
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Yeah I honestly think we'll be fine. I already get nagged over not getting dehydrated.No not myself other than when I left the mountains for college and came back and had to readjust to the low oxygen level and the amount of time it takes to catch ones breath.
Most people that have problems with altitude did two things wrong, and didn't actually get altitude sickness.
They got dehydrated from flying and then being more active than usually.
They drank too much too quick when theer blood was already oxygen deleted because of the alittude.
Avoid those two mistakes and you won't be part of the 95% who claim altitude sickness who are not afflicted with it.
Vail and Brekenridge...so Denver is basically the closest major airportSo where are you? obviously not in Denver since you have to drive so far to get anywhere, but I'm guessing not jackson hole either....
It's a shame having a fear of flying. I actually 'enjoy' flying in principle...I really dont have a problem with the altitude. My ears pop but thats about it. I hate flying, fear mainly. I have to figure how we are getting to florida in 2013. If I hitch hike now I may make it in time.![]()
I have been to Jackson Hole to visit though![]()
I like flying too, which I would guess is because I started flying often at an early age.It's a shame having a fear of flying. I actually 'enjoy' flying in principle...
I love jets. I've visited the Boeing factory twice.
Not that I don't enjoy it, I just don't have the greatest luck. I went to Park city and got an ambulance trip and stayed in the condo for the rest of the week.
Did this turn into a relaxing vacation or not?
Can I go to bed now?
I'm sorry it was a bit disastrous...Well what I was told is that Jackson Hole is the BEST place to ski. That is the last place I went skiing, but I'm not nuch of a skier.
Not that I don't enjoy it, I just don't have the greatest luck. I went to Park city and got an ambulance trip and stayed in the condo for the rest of the week.
Since Fran isn't very mobile we've never attempted it. better idea, she would never make it.
Oh dear....not fun...I like flying too, which I would guess is because I started flying often at an early age.
The only flight I was nervous on was in a snow storm at night. It was a plane and very shaky. I was looking out the window and could see the prop next to me and every now and then a bunch would freeze to it building up and then being flung off it sounded like pebbles being thrown at the plane. I could also see the snow building on the wing. This was around when deicing was being considered as a safety standard.
Yup...night night
Can I go to bed now?