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Started by Randyrat in Ski Chatter - 246 Replies

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Bandit
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

bedrock barney wrote:
Iceman wrote:Certainly will be :thumbup:

As long as you will hold my hand on the walk down from the cable car? :roll:

Sounds like a great day out



looks like I would need brown trousers as well as a brown jacket


Vallee Blanche ...hmmmm :mrgreen:





Iceman
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

Wiggly bum time ;)
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

Far Queue
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

:shock:

Crikey, the VB looks busier than McDonalds in Lewisham at lunchtime on a Saturday just before Xmas :twisted:
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Iceman
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

And all with a guide = loadsa money!
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs

Bandit
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

Far Queue wrote: :shock:

Crikey, the VB looks busier than McDonalds in Lewisham at lunchtime on a Saturday just before Xmas :twisted:


It's okay FQ, no need to worry, there are enough crevasses for everyone :D

Caron-a
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

bandit wrote:there are enough crevasses for everyone :D


that's what I saw Bandit :shock:


Felthorpe
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

Tignes in January and Cham in March... sounds like a plan.

I'm not bothered about going on hols with people I have never met. If 2 of us booked into a catered chalet we would be with people we didn't know anyway. What's the difference?

Nothing stopping anyone doing their own thing. :roll:
I can see my house from here...

Edited 1 time. Last update at 28-Mar-2012

Verbier_ski_bum
reply to 'Anyone organising a group?' posted Mar-2012

Vallee Blanche is no more difficult than most red runs in Chamonix, would have been easier actually if it were not for crevasses. Arete is scary because of exposure, but the guide told us to use crampons and it made the walk somewhat easier. Was the first and the only time so far that I wore crampons. My first off-piste experience too, but because of the traffic and no new snow for couple weeks when we skied it, it was more like a piste. Definitely take a guide though.

Edited 1 time. Last update at 29-Mar-2012

Topic last updated on 01-April-2012 at 23:19