Anyone booked for next season yet?

caron-a wrote:When you've got kids on their first ski holiday in afternoon ski school and you pick them up tired, cold and hungry, you tend to head back for the lovely cake the chalet staff have baked for you rather than stay out until the last lift and put them off forever :?

Maybe now they're a bit older...

Tony_H wrote:Maybe now theyre a bit older.......you can all ski off the last run together, and then hit the local bar for a couple of pints, let the kids have a sneaky Jaegermeister, and return to the chalet to havet that glass of wine WHILST SITTING IN THE JACUZZI ON THE BALCONY AT 10pm and not when its ski time!!!

Ian Wickham wrote:

caron-a wrote:When you've got kids on their first ski holiday in afternoon ski school and you pick them up tired, cold and hungry, you tend to head back for the lovely cake the chalet staff have baked for you rather than stay out until the last lift and put them off forever :?

Maybe now they're a bit older...

They will enjoy the cakes from the bakers more, me's thinks :shock:

Dave Mac wrote:I have developed a habit of catching the last lift up, buying a gluwein, and getting the last of the rays over the Kitsbuhler Alps.

In my first season in Niederau, was up the mountain late, started off from the top,when one toe binding pulled out of the ski. Trudged back up to the hotel, borrowed tools, and did a fix.

Set off again. After two hundred metres, off came the bindng.

By this time it was dark, so it was an interesting journey, one ski over my shoulder, sticks working overtime!