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Jan 2001, Jan 2007 both much much worse.
I don't think the snow is bad. (I guess I am thinking north facing areas, which is where I ski).
It will freshen up early next week.
Courage, mon amis!
I'm not sure if thats the food they are skiing on or rocks ….. could be either -)
Don't believe it. Sorry.
Your mate is either exaggerating or it was the total bill for a family enjoying said meal. No where have i ever paid more than 20 euro for a large burger, chips and salad.
The drink, well i find that plausible but would have to say he's a fool to pay it.
The highest price i paid in flaine, for a pint, was 6 euro.
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Started by Tony_H in Austria 06-Jan-2014 - 81 Replies
Snapzzz
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
Current web cam from Austria.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
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Andyhull
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
Big deteriation in piste conditions in the last couple of days. They will be desperate foe snow by the beginning of next week. So glad we're here now and have ok conditions. Never known January snow like this.
Dave Mac
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
andyhull wrote:Big deteriation in piste conditions in the last couple of days. They will be desperate foe snow by the beginning of next week. So glad we're here now and have ok conditions. Never known January snow like this.
Jan 2001, Jan 2007 both much much worse.
I don't think the snow is bad. (I guess I am thinking north facing areas, which is where I ski).
It will freshen up early next week.
Courage, mon amis!
Edited 1 time. Last update at 08-Jan-2014
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
Snapzzz wrote:Current web cam from Austria.
I'm not sure if thats the food they are skiing on or rocks ….. could be either -)
Tony_H
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
Weather forecast has now changed for BG quite dramatically - turning cold on Friday with snow, colder Saturday, then snow Sunday through to Thursday. It certainly sounds a huge improvement, but I will see it when I believe it.
£50 for hotdog, chips and a drink reported from Flaine by a mate of mine this week, aling with 7,50 for a beer. France - pah.
£50 for hotdog, chips and a drink reported from Flaine by a mate of mine this week, aling with 7,50 for a beer. France - pah.
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Andyoneil
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
If he paid 7.50 for a small beer then he's an idiot. As those of who go France regularly have stated many times before (though no-one chooses to listen to hard evidence) you probably CAN pay that but we DON'T. I'll be paying half that in VT in two weeks. That's a hard fact (despite the nonsense some spout about the so called "mega resorts")
We'll also have great snow.....
And great food (Raclette, Tartiflette, Fondue......)
Each to their own (I persoanlly love Austria too) but please accept that those of us who actually go to France find it no more expensive (and I think we can all agree that Switzerland is another country entirely)
We'll also have great snow.....
And great food (Raclette, Tartiflette, Fondue......)
Each to their own (I persoanlly love Austria too) but please accept that those of us who actually go to France find it no more expensive (and I think we can all agree that Switzerland is another country entirely)
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Jimbobilini
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
As a matter of interest, what is a good price for a beer in France? I paid 8 euros for a large beer in a mountain restaurant in France last week. I thought it was a bit pricey but I still went back there the next day :oops:
Snapzzz
reply to 'Austrian weather and snow conditions' posted Jan-2014
Tony_H wrote:
£50 for hotdog, chips and a drink reported from Flaine by a mate of mine this week, aling with 7,50 for a small beer. France - pah.
Don't believe it. Sorry.
Your mate is either exaggerating or it was the total bill for a family enjoying said meal. No where have i ever paid more than 20 euro for a large burger, chips and salad.
The drink, well i find that plausible but would have to say he's a fool to pay it.
The highest price i paid in flaine, for a pint, was 6 euro.
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Topic last updated on 28-January-2014 at 16:10