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1 Posts 		Cathymcgarvey at 12/01/2012 12:20:15
heading on 29th Jan any updates on snow
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228 Posts 		Boo_yay at 12/01/2012 12:33:37
cathymcgarvey wrote:heading on 29th Jan any updates on snow



Pas de la Casa / Grau Roig Skiing Conditions

Snow Depth - High 60cm
Snow Depth - Low 30cm
Snow Conditions - Packed Powder
Fresh Snow - 0cm
Pistes Open 45
Lifts Open 90%
Lifts Open 27
See you on the piste!!!
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[WWW] 		Tony_H at 12/01/2012 14:53:42
Can I ask why anyone would choose Andorra over the Alps?
Not being facetious or sarcastic, I'd be really interested to know.
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228 Posts 		Boo_yay at 12/01/2012 14:54:45
Tony_H wrote:Can I ask why anyone would choose Andorra over the Alps?
Not being facetious or sarcastic, I'd be really interested to know.


So would I, especially after the snow they have received in the Alps!
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[WWW] 		Tony_H at 12/01/2012 15:02:54
boo_yay wrote:
Tony_H wrote:Can I ask why anyone would choose Andorra over the Alps?
Not being facetious or sarcastic, I'd be really interested to know.


So would I, especially after the snow they have received in the Alps!
Precisely, and its not as if its uncommon to find Andorra struggling with snow.

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20 Posts 		Snocannon at 12/01/2012 16:14:57

Tony_H wrote:Can I ask why anyone would choose Andorra over the Alps?
Not being facetious or sarcastic, I'd be really interested to know.

Tony,
Try pricing a family of 4 adults and one child out of Ireland to anywhere in Alps versus Andorra......and the reason should hit you fairly soon. Also Soldeu ticks every level in any ski resort, Soldeu is good fun at night, great food, beer and Hotels. I was in Soldeu last Feb when Sol in Austria was green. So you takes your chances with the white stuff.
Heading to Soldeu on 22nd, yeee haaaa ! That's an Indian Snow Dance Cry )
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[WWW] 		Lordh at 12/01/2012 18:11:34
I so agree with Snowcannon.
Andorra is great place to ski and the prices etc are affordable.
Does help that I only live 4 hours away. Try it guys
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[WWW] 		Lordh at 12/01/2012 18:13:47
Cathy. see you there on 29th
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