22hrs and ski the Alps ?

OldAndy wrote:

Volf wrote:What about a private plane straight into Courchevel Altiport?

Know some people who did this ...
Best bit, weather closed in and diverted to Geneva.
I laughed.
:lol:

Sweet!

Volf wrote:

OldAndy wrote:

Volf wrote:What about a private plane straight into Courchevel Altiport?

Know some people who did this ...
Best bit, weather closed in and diverted to Geneva.
I laughed.
:lol:

Sweet!

Charming! Laughing at other people's misfortune (even if they're showing off) is not a gracious thing to do....

Anyway, back to the topic. I discovered this during a google search:

http://www.austriasuperski.com/packages/daytrip

Looks very interesting and tempting - the only trouble for me is the Stansted departure.

LOTA wrote:

Volf wrote:

OldAndy wrote:

Volf wrote:What about a private plane straight into Courchevel Altiport?

Know some people who did this ...
Best bit, weather closed in and diverted to Geneva.
I laughed.
:lol:

Sweet!

Charming! Laughing at other people's misfortune (even if they're showing off) is not a gracious thing to do....

Anyway, back to the topic. I discovered this during a google search:

http://www.austriasuperski.com/packages/daytrip

Looks very interesting and tempting - the only trouble for me is the Stansted departure.

Is it really worth it, I suppose they may get a bit of corporate but for me not early worth the hassle.

Yeah - Stansted for me is a pain, as is the fact it's a Saturday as that's my busy time.

Otherwise though it looks good - and definetly shows it is easily practical to do.

LOTA wrote:Anyway, back to the topic. I discovered this during a google search:

http://www.austriasuperski.com/packages/daytrip

Looks very interesting and tempting - the only trouble for me is the Stansted departure.

LOTA wrote:

Volf wrote:

OldAndy wrote:

Volf wrote:What about a private plane straight into Courchevel Altiport?

Know some people who did this ...
Best bit, weather closed in and diverted to Geneva.
I laughed.
:lol:

Sweet!

Charming! Laughing at other people's misfortune (even if they're showing off) is not a gracious thing to do....

I believe that laughing at pretentious knobs is a very healthy pastime which can be enjoyed by all :D

bandit wrote:

I believe that laughing at pretentious knobs is a very healthy pastime which can be enjoyed by all :D

And it is free :lol:
Low calorie :-o
Small carbon footprint :roll:
And highly pleasurable when jealousy kicks in :mrgreen:

There are those who might say that anyone who enjoys skiing is a 'pretentious knob'!

LOTA wrote:There are those who might say that anyone who enjoys skiing is a 'pretentious knob'!

Absolutely :D

Though I personally only know just the 1 total to$$er )