Bob Sled & The Toboggans - Here We Go (The Surfer Boys Are Going Skiing) / Sea And Ski album flac

B-side is the rhythm track of A-side sans vocals with additional organ overdubs.

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We are going skiing at the weekend. Seeing this, I was a bit confused. I'd naturally say 'we are going to skiing at the weekend'. We are going skiing at the weekend. This is correct, and it is the present continuous tense used to talk about a future arrangement. There are many sports and activities that are described in this way: going skiing, going snowboarding, going swimming, going sailing, going horse-riding, going surfing, going hang-gliding. Technically, you could use the 'going to' future with these expressions . We are going to go skiing at the weekend. but the repetition of the 'going to go' is clumsy, so we tend to use the present continuous more.

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The surface of the sled is lifted off the snow by the runners, which glide along the top of the snow. Sledding is a popular outdoor sport in many snowy countries. Toboggans can be dragged across the ground by people, dogs, or other livestock, and appear to have originated in Canada. The term for a toboggan comes from the Micmac Indians of Canada. The Flexible Flyer sled was always a beast going downhill. It was quick and actually someone maneuverable on packed or not-as-thick snow, but it didn't work very well if the snow was deeper than a few inches, which generally was the case here. Most of us downhill kids preferred saucer or inflatable sleds. toboggans, since they stayed on top of the snow's surface and packed the snow down as it went, picking up speed no matter how deep the snow got.