It was hard work. Wading through all the snow, and I have no idea how long it took, probably around 2 hours I would guess. We met 3 or 4 other skiers and boarders up there. Seems it was the place to be. It is perfect for it though, great angle down the main path, or loads of places to go steeper if needed, and the surface under the snow is soft grass, so little risk of gauging your board to bits.
When we got to the top, typically the weather came in and we were right in the cloud. But this cleared about about half an hour thank God. Once that cleared and we really got into it it was just awesome! Runs down were on par with the best days off piste I have had in the Alps. Totally stunning. The slog back up was not so awesome, and as a result I think my man flu has progressed into pneumonia or something as my chest is not in a good way at all today.
Jim had a go at snowboarding for the first time, some good comedy falls as to be expected but I think he's a bit of a natural. Even linking turns after about only 400m of snowboarding! Took me a week!
I would be going out again today if I could breathe, there is a crowd heading out. I fancied doing Banana Gulley with Jon (pictured above) if we could. But instead I'm now going to drive to Devon.... It's good I guess, might clear this damn plague with 2 forced rest days.
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