Agathoune!

As a native New Englander, I learned that downhill skiing meant wearing six layers of wool clothing, thick face-cover, triple socks and the occasional mitten warmer to survive the -15F  (-26C) wind-chilled New Hampshire slopes.  Also don’t forget your well-sharpened skis to grip all of the ice patches that were bound to appear on the 2000 [...]

Posted on February 28th, 2010 under Civil Society, Côte d'Azur, La France, Le Vagabond. Tags: Auron, circle, Conduite sur Glace, diamond, eau de vie, france blog, french blog, French lawsuit, French mountain roads, Gréolières, guard rails, icy ski trails, Isola 2000, Le Vanoise Express, mountain rescue, New England skiing, route de ski, Serre Chevalier, ski bus, ski parking, ski restaurants, skiing in the alps, spiced wine, square, St. Bernard, tailgate party, télésiège, téléski, tire-fesse, Valberg, wind chill. Comments: 1