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Mountaineers Books. pp. 29. ISBN 978-1-59485-063-9. "British
Olympic Tobogganist Dies". The
Boston Globe. 23
January 1964. John E. Findling, Kimberly...
- an
accomplished sportswoman—a balloonist,
parachute jumper, fencer,
tobogganist, skier,
rifle and
pistol shot,
horse trainer—as well as a
concert pianist...
- ISBN 978-1-471-19661-4
Miles ****tt,
former steeplechase jockey, now
tobogganist Hands Down 2022 ISBN 978-1-471-19666-9 Sid Halley,
former private investigator...
- ISBN 978-1-471-19661-4
Miles ****tt,
former steeplechase jockey, now
tobogganist written after **** Francis’s
death by
Felix Francis Hands Down: A ****...
- and the Corinthians. He was
adept at
winter sports, parti****ting as a
tobogganist in the
International Championship at
Davos in Switzerland,
which he won...
- and with a
model toboggan on the roof rack
along with a
figure of a
tobogganist and a pair of skis and poles, and a
stylish 'Grenoble
Olympiade 1968'...
- Kent
Hughes –
first Australian overseas skier Piers Jalland –
Olympic tobogganist,
colloquially known as “The
beast of Buller”
Jason Davidson Stefan Nigro...
- so-called
Sahnehang slopes are used in
winter by skiers,
snowboarders and
tobogganists. In summer, too, the
village is po****r
because it
offers other sport...
-
visitors to St
Moritz in the
Swiss Alps;
Barclay was an
enthusiastic tobogganist and one of the few
females to
tackle the
Cresta Run,
often dressed in...
-
takes a
minute and a half to haul
skiers to the top. One
piste is for
tobogganists and two for
skiers or snowboarders. The 300-metre-long
downhill piste...
