Landhaus Am Giessen Vaduz
Hanni Sele Zollstrasse 16 Vaduz, Liechtenstein
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Davos wins 4:3
... seat. Within 30 secs of the start a hockey stick lay snapped in 2 on the ice. Many time outs for stray jaw whacks, biffo etc. Sam called it Ice Rugby and think it a very accurate description. All the while my camera ready, both digital and video on my own little storage shelf at my feet. (Tee Hee). Shame I can't upload some of the action for you to see as this IPad doesnt support the full version of Travelpod. Need a laptop for this. In short Davos ...
King for the day!
... began to turn bad as Storm Andrea hit with blizzardy gusto. What should have been a 2hr trip became over 3hrs as we inched carefully along the increasingly icy and snowy road. We carefully negotiated slipping traffic and snow ploughs oncoming shifting the ice in its path. We knew our vehicle was reliable but it was other traffic which was the unknown variant. To take our mind off the anxiety we switched the radio to a cheerful ...
Is it STILL snowing?
... then I am here from 7.30 am until 10pm with a short break to ski or walk in the afternoons, so not surprising really. Just been to book a cross country lesson for tomorrow, so looking forward to a new experience (!) and judging by the number of Porsches parked outside the cross country school, could be interesting in all sorts of ways!
I leave Arosa next week, for the nearby mountains of Austria where I am not going to cook but I will be skiing ...
Yonaton the comic relief!
... broke the ice by seeing who could spit in the snow the farthest! Sam, who doesn't speak a word of German except for ausfahrt (meaning exit on the road signs) and you can imagine what the boys have done with this, spent his morning practicing his non existent German with Yonaton! Moral of the story when you are put into a ski class which you can't leave for 3hrs find a little humour and have some fun! Snow ...
The calm before the storm
... as am I – and Vicky on Christmas Eve.
No skiing yet, as lifts only opened yesterday and it’s been snowing ever since. I hope to have a cross country lesson on Wednesday, and lots of skiing planned for when the girls arrive. In the meantime Arosa is a paradise for walkers, tobogganers and skaters and I have done all three
and loved it! Quite amazing how all the roads are kept for walkers, and not pisted as in other resorts, so you see people ...



