Messages posted by : brock
Stuff to take and not to take with you when self-catering (in France)
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bag to carry your groceries most french supermarkets do not do free bags
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The sking in St gervais is nothing like chamonix .St Gervais connects with Megeve and has about 359km of sking most of which is wide flattering pistes good for intermediates and beginers.It has also not had a good year for snow. If conditions are not good les contamines which has got good snow at the moment is only 8km up the road and chamonix is about 20 mins away.It is an extremely pleasant town along with la fayet and its spa baths and also boasts a casino.It is possible to acess Les Houches ski area using the Train Mont Blanc from the station in st Gervais.If you have a car it gives you all kinds of alternetives as regards places to ski and things to do.Hope you have a good time but be prepared to travell unless there is a lot more snow. If you have any further questions please contact me.
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no contest verbier is the best the p d s is low and it quite often rains in morzine
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try ryanair to turin
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you will have to go back to moutier. If you try the tourist office in courcheval moutier or val they will tell you and probably book it for you.
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Just been out to the mountains and there appears to be a speed camera next to the bend sign just before the Saleve cable car(A40)! Not too handy if you are speeding along in a hire car from Geneva airport to the mountains
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Self catering appartments 70yards from main lift station.
Easy reach of Geneva one hour suitable for short breaks as well as normal Hols. http://uk.geocities.com/n.d.armstrong@btinternet.com |
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stay down at le chable the accomodation is cheaper and you can travel up on the gondola
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