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The lifts close Sunday afternoon :(

bandit wrote:The lifts close Sunday afternoon :(

What are you going to do then take to the skins?.

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:The lifts close Sunday afternoon :(

What are you going to do then take to the skins?.

Take to the Postbus, heading in the general direction of the airport :(

bandit wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:The lifts close Sunday afternoon :(

What are you going to do then take to the skins?.

Take to the Postbus, heading in the general direction of the airport :(

Bugger :cry: :cry:

Thanks for your concern Wickers, I will do my best to cope :D

BTW It's snowing really hard at village level right now, and it's sticking too 8) I expect all the little alpine flowers that had popped up are wishing they'd not bothered!

Just thought I'd share that with you all :D

bandit wrote:Thanks for your concern Wickers, I will do my best to cope :D

BTW It's snowing really hard at village level right now, and it's sticking too 8) I expect all the little alpine flowers that had popped up are wishing they'd not bothered!

Just thought I'd share that with you all :D

Keep them lifts open you silly alpine persons :cry:

It's no good Wickers, the lift company are not interested. last year was the same, even more snow :roll:



Their attentions are now on farming matters. I passed a local sorting out his cow bells this afternoon after picking up OH's skis after repair :roll:

Soon those bells will be hanging off some very large grass munchers,typically around 500 kilos :shock:

All those steaks )

bandit wrote:It's no good Wickers, the lift company are not interested. last year was the same, even more snow :roll:



Their attentions are now on farming matters. I passed a local sorting out his cow bells this afternoon after picking up OH's skis after repair :roll:

Soon those bells will be hanging off some very large grass munchers,typically around 500 kilos :shock:

All those steaks )

Are there many people out skiing at the moment, is it purely an agricultural decision, or is not financially viable :shock: