Messages posted by : andyhull
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No comparison in my opinion, Val Thorens wins hands down. The lift system in 3 Valleys is much better.
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130 days and counting. :-) Val D'Isere.
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We got really lucky, skied in Tignes in early December and had superb conditions. We ran a trip in Jan to St Anton (I wasn't on that one) which benefited from a well timed dump.
Then in March I was in Val Thorens, when I got there the conditions were very poor (god knows how bad it was in the lower resorts), then it dumped it down for the first time in 6 weeks and we had 5 great days, though by the end of the week they were needing snow again. |
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I've skied both Morzine and Alpe D'Huez. No contest, Alpe D'Huez wins hands down.
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What is your idea of 'good night life' on a skiing holiday.
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Name the bar:
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Almost every weekend when I'm not skiing is spent angling. Summer and winter.
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Taxi is booked for 3.15am tomorrow morning, so that means I have two thirds of a sleep until my second trip!
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Can't remember the last time I skied a resort busy enough to have queues, with modern lifts long queues are surely a thing of the past? Other than when a lift has stopped for some reason.
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