Residence Maeva Charmettoger
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Chalet Time - Deeep clean!
Pap 1 - Greg & Emily Pap 2 - Joss & Mills Pap 3 - Alex Pap 4 - Megan Pap 5 - Us!! Pap 6 - Joel & Charlotte Perdrix 1 - Charles Perdrix 2 - Vicki & Ollie Perdrix 3 - Anthony & Kathy Friday 7 - had a tiny bit if a lie in.. Till half 8 then went to Perdrix 2 for deep clean training then it was finally time to get into our chalets and survey the damage! Firstly did an inventory of all the food that was left over then had a proper lool around. ...
Training Week
... and half - I didn't really want to do it at all because I absolutely hate public speaking but I made myself and it went ok actually. We served Goats Cheese on a Pear & Walnut Salad for started.. Spicy Pork with Rice and Sweetcorn for main and a Kiwi Pavlova for dessert. It was exhausting but for the first meal it went well and all plates came back empty - just glad to get it out the way and now we can relax until our next one on Friday. Tuesday ...
Let The Adventure Begin!!
... the bar, met Ants there as he walked over with Charles, Kathy & Anthony and we sat & chatted to some of the resort team, Dave, Megan, Louise & Alex. Everyone seems really friendly and we have a good mix of people in our group. Afterwards we went for dinner at Perdrix 2 with the rest of the team - had a look in the kitchen we would be cooking in tomorrow and got our menu plans. Early night - need to catch up on some ...
The not so perfect storm
... because of it.
The weather! It never seems to dry out in the UK and the winters are so dark making everyone so miserable. The UK should definitely go onto European summer time.
Keeping up with the Jones’s – everyone hangs on to their cars and furniture here until they wear out and then they get re-cycled.
The rubbish and fly tipping. Doesn’t seem to happen here as everything is re-cycled and there is nowhere near as much ...
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 ...