It’s a been a tough few months for us all, for those of us that live and work in the mountains we’ve really not known what the future holds. For our clients and visitors they’ve not known when they’ll be able to join us. We’ve been wondering how the money from the government would be […]
Let’s rediscover the mountains & breathe (winter) Read More »
Probably the best option in the region right now, we took a day trip to the hospice du Grand St Bernard. It’s not a day trip we normally do but it has reasonable snow cover and it’s a great day out on a sunny day like today. More details on here : Gd St Bernard
According to the Facebook “On this day” feature, showing photo’s from the same day in different years, I’ve been up at the hospice on these days most of the last four years. Just to add a small variation, and a small jeopardy, my car developed a problem driving through one of the tunnels with all
L’Hospice du Grand-Saint-Bernard Read More »
This is a handful of photo’s from a quick overnight trip L’Hospice du Grand-Saint-Bernard on snowshoes with three great guys from the USA. I’d picked the last couple of days to make the trip since the weather looked the best of the week. It was sunny and dry, at the top if was around -6°C
L’Hospice du Grand-Saint-Bernard & current snow Read More »
Last week I was on a regular trip to L’hospice du Grand-St-Bernard with a group from the UK. We made our way up in some fairly wild conditions with the customary wind driving down the pass blowing the falling snow into our faces! On the way up I snapped this shot of the snow which
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This was a postponed trip from earlier in the week when the col had been hit with winds in excess of 100kph and I really wasn’t too happy about the safety of the trip. In fact, we’d actually retreated in poor weather last week when the wind reversed direction and started to create some worrying
Hospice du Grand Saint Bernard – wild days Read More »
Snow cover has been a little thin recently after some early falls followed by a dry spell. The reporting of this must be bewildering for people back in the UK, major news outlets have cut costs so much that they’ve no reporters on hand that understand alpine conditions nor any to do any research. Instead,
early season snowshoeing, Chamonix, Leysin, Les Diablerets and the Grand St Bernard Read More »
