Les Residences de Tignes Val Claret
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Chalet Time - Deeep clean!
... It was our turn to cool tonight but since Sandrine couldn't get to the shops we didn't have a lot of food to work with or practice the menu plan so Tim whipped up a couple of Frittatas, a goats cheese pie, nicoise salad and a chocolate cheesecake - so we had a lovely informal dinner tonight. Sat 8 - Time to start the deep clean, not a fun task did this for 3 hours then popped to Pap 2 for Tomato Soup made by Dave then we went for a walk with Megan to get ...
Training Week
... Tree from Ski Beat then we have to order around that. Feeling very tired & drained at the moment, it's a lot to learn & take in. Having not really used my brain in New Zealand I guess it's good exercise for it! Exercise, need some of that too - all these 2 course lunches and 3 course dinners, I really need to hit the slopes!! Looking forward to getting in to our chalet & having a proper look round & seeing what we have.Had ...
Let The Adventure Begin!!
... with the only double bed & ensuite bathroom to ourselves, not sure how we got that really! Our chalet is called Papillon and Ant is staying just a 2 minute walk away in Perdrix with his roomy, Charles. We only had time for a quick shower and change before we walked down to the restaurant through the Narnia Trail (15 minute walk through giant snowy trees - just beautiful) for a free much needed 2 course lunch. After lunch ...
The not so perfect storm
... presented with our very own Mounaque puppets, which Marie-Helene had made us to say thank you for all we had done for them this year. They will need a bit more stuffing and personalisation before we put them at the end of the road in the summer. I felt very touched and quite emotional, as this is a sure sign that we have really arrived in the valley.
Martin and Steve came to stay with their touring motorbikes the few days before we left for the UK – hope they ...
Taking a hike around Mont Blanc
... had a beer and exchanged some banter about those who’ve walked furthest should have priority for bunks, went outside to camp.
On the sixth day we awoke to a cold wind and the first flurries of snow, which intensified and settled on the ground – not what we were expecting in Italy in August. The storm gear we had carried so long now came out and was put to good use as we headed up the Val Veni to the Col de la Seigne (2516 m), crossing over ...
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