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2678 Posts 		Pablo Escobar said...
15/02/2009 16:05:39
Back last night, another 5 days til I go away again

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2 Posts 		Dolly.knockers said...
15/02/2009 16:34:48
I shall be in Borovets in 13 days - yippeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee really looking forward to it....
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166 Posts 		Dgou said...
15/02/2009 17:28:35
Adelboden on a DIY trip - 21st!! Yippee!
Rather a bad day on the slopes than a good day in the office!
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1805 Posts 		Caron-a said...
15/02/2009 18:10:18
amanda n wrote:dont blame you enjoy it, have a glass for me with your lunch


will do
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[WWW] 		Ian Wickham said...
15/02/2009 18:12:01
dgou wrote:Adelboden on a DIY trip - 21st!! Yippee!


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1150 Posts 		NellyPS said...
15/02/2009 18:37:51
caron-a wrote:tignes le lac. and, now I know I can, I'm going to ski over to val d'isere for lunch once or twice. I've started saving


Val d'isere is my favourite resort in the world (so far) and as costly as it is, when we were there a couple of years ago we discovered a great place to lunch that did barbecues in good weather for a reasonable price. I'll need to dig out a map to remind myself of what it's called (unless someone knows off the top of their head) if you want to know!
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1805 Posts 		Caron-a said...
15/02/2009 18:55:51
that'd be fab! yes please
people who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do
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[WWW] 		Ian Wickham said...
15/02/2009 18:59:11
NellyPS wrote:
caron-a wrote:tignes le lac. and, now I know I can, I'm going to ski over to val d'isere for lunch once or twice. I've started saving


Val d'isere is my favourite resort in the world (so far) and as costly as it is, when we were there a couple of years ago we discovered a great place to lunch that did barbecues in good weather for a reasonable price. I'll need to dig out a map to remind myself of what it's called (unless someone knows off the top of their head) if you want to know!

All depends what a reasonable price is, I tend to just snack at lunch time washed down with something amber and cold, cold meat and cheese with some local bread...
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