Chalet Kamanga
Winkelmatten area, Zermatt
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Chalet Kamanga Zermatt

Winkelmatten area Zermatt, Valais, Swiss Alps, Switzerland

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Skiing. .. continue

A travel blog entry by elizma.nigrini

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... Europe is more expensive than in SA except for the (good) chocolate. 2€ for a Lindt slab. I can stay here.
After skiing I go to the Wellness center for a Stretch and Pilates class to sooth the aches and pains and to improve my flexibility (as I frequently, when loosing control of my ski's, ends up in a split position). Charl only joined the Pilate class once, but even the very sexy, french instructor could not convince him to do it again. He had more muscle ...

Skiing

A travel blog entry by elizma.nigrini

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O my goodness! What did I get myself into?
'Dis so glad soos snot!' Translated: The snow is VERY slippery!
We made it through the first day and we are all still in one piece.
The kids enjoyed every moment and want us to take them skiing, but I think its dangerous for Charl and I to take responsibility for anyone else.
I thought the surroundings on the way to the hotel and around the hotel were picture beautiful, but up with the gondola and on ...

A beautiful little village in the mountains

A travel blog entry by elizma.nigrini

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... made me stress about what were awaiting us the next day. I think its like giving birth... no matter how much advice you receive or how many video clips you watch... nothing can prepare you.

Well for now we are enjoying heaven... the kids are booked into the mini club at 8:30 am where some one else struggle to get them dressed in all that equipment, take them ...

Doing the snow dance in La Tzoumaz

A travel blog entry by cathyandjustin

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... nearly 8 hours skiing. Visibility wasn't great and unfortunately got worse as the day progressed. The last run of the day we were practically blind being unable to see one pole to the next. A tad scary when you're not sure which way is down! The upside of the poor visibility was the enormous dump of snow that was heading our way...power of collective prayers?!

Despite the mammoth day, clearly we didn't go ...

Simplon Pass, Simply The Hardest Ride of my Life

A travel blog entry by pollyandmikey

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... two thousand and five meters. A couple more failed attempts and I saw smoke coming from a chimney. The café had rooms available and it looked like I was safe for tonight. I was worried that I am now facing an impossible task tomorrow to make it to the game in good time but at this point all I could do was collapse on the bed. A hot shower and some minestrone soup put me to sleep in minutes. I will worry about tomorrow when it comes.
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