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MOVING TO ST ANTON

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Anders_F
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im planning on moving fro UT, usa to ST Anton, Austria. If you wouldnt mind PM'ing me with any info. I dont speak austrian could i survive speaking english. Do you have any recomandations on living situation? can u live out of your car there? Anyway really stoked to check out a new spot and hopefully relocate. the USA is fucked
Oct 30 2012 3:35PM
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Steveo1
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Hi mate you still heading to st anton
Nov 12 2012 9:35AM
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Anders_F
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I plan on moving in FEB. I am leaning towards innsbruck but cant decide between that St Austria and the hinnsbruck glaicer. I am looking for cheap living. work. POWDER AND A GOOD PARK.

Any suggestions? any work or anyone i can live with? thanks alot yall!
Dec 6 2012 12:39AM
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HWW
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This is something you might need.

http://www.bergfex.com

you can check out all details which are important for skiing, they have weather forecasts and ski resort updates, also you can check prices, locations, etc.
Dec 7 2012 9:38AM
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NathanPhilips
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I would lean towards Innsbruck - bigger city (120,000 ppl) still close to ski resorts and if you get a car then it would be the perfect base to explore St Anton etc.
Jan 23 2013 1:15AM
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HannesSchneider
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You still looking for info? I can help
Jun 26 2013 4:45PM
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geist
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I'm considering st. anton also, mayrhofen too basically larger resorts in austria to be based for the season.
I am intending on working online so won't need a local job but wld prefer cheap accomodation and am struggling to find any!
May be 2 buddies with me so tryin to find a place together but not actually being there to look is hard.
I don't think the language barrier will be too hard most austrians i have met speak excellent english. Basically most europeans - especially the younger generations speak good english. which is great for the rest of us who are too fkn stupid and lazy to learn new other languages
Sep 5 2013 5:39AM
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