What do you do at night?

Following on from my earlier post about what you do on the first day, thought it might e interestting to what you do after the first days skiing?

For me, I always say that I will be sensible as there is a long day ahead tomorrow. Then the apres ski starts, beer gets flowing and it gets messy. In the morning I always find that a bit of fresh air clears the gills :)

When in Val Thorens I have been known to do the Apres ski mid mountain at La Folie Douce and ski back in the fading light - dark...



Or the Krazy Kangaru/Moosewirt in St Anton

But now I am 'old' in might be a hot chocolate in a cafe and a crepe :oops:

Yeah that's what we say each year now we are mid 40's, strangely enough it ends up with too much beer.
Again

I like to meet with local people, hence I always ask at the accommodation which is the best bar to meet locals. I have returned to the same places in St Anton, Scheffau, Söll, Zermatt apart from my regular villages, and locals will just turn and shake your hand.

It has become difficult in my regular village because there are dozens of places that I must visit. There is only so much cocoa that a man can take....
Our group considered the Moosewirt quite boring,although my late departed ski buddy Mel, had a bad record of skiing off the roof and down the steps.He was such a steady skier, our Mel....

good old Mel!

I imagine you would be better received than a young English man!

Sleep and the the rest you need not know about …. -)

Ian Wickham wrote:Sleep and the the rest you need not know about …. -)

I thought your normal modus operandi was to take two girls on ski holidays?
:roll:

OldAndy wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:Sleep and the the rest you need not know about …. -)

I thought your normal modus operandi was to take two girls on ski holidays?
:roll:

Will you stop using these stupid words … which I know not what of, You know us cabbie's are all thick -)

Dont be so fickle Wickers -)