Should any of you be wondering where this place is:
Alpegg 10
Waidring (Kitzbühel)
Austria
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/...6a93254407e3b2
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I do love the snow. There is a lot to be said for going somewhere quiet as well. That's why I always liked driving to the alps, it gives you the option of checking out smaller places that the package holiday makers have no way to get to. If you get a big dump of snow midweek you'll often find it more or less untouched in the smaller places that are mainly frequented by locals at the weekend.
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FTFYOriginally posted by scooterscot View PostPowdery snow, sunshine, and good banter. This resort was just a little over an hour's drive from München but not that popular with the tourists, which helped keep the pistes quite.
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Quite quiet it was.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostQuite what?
Don't leave me in suspense!
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Aliens observing:
"In order to induce release of the epinephrine hormone and the sensation thereof, some of the evolved
species of ape attach 2 metre long objects to their feet, ride in a mechanical device to the top of a snow covered
mountain then slide down the snow whilst maintaining an upright stance upon the objects"
"When they reach the bottom they repeat until exhaustion"
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Quite what?Originally posted by scooterscot View Postwhich helped keep the pistes quite.
Don't leave me in suspense!
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Cool!!!
Mine was pretty tame compare to everone else's!
But I did get to give me new poleaxe an outing and notched up a few kills with it.
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Mine wasn't bad.
Rather good fun watch robotslive.co.uk see what happens when you put 6 robots in the arena at the same time. Mayhem, a fire and a damaged stage seemed to be the main result.
For those near Leicester (Nick, Suity) its a fun filled afternoon....
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Awesome weekend
Powdery snow, sunshine, and good banter. This resort was just a little over an hour's drive from Munich but not that popular with the tourists, which helped keep the pistes quite.



Yesterday evening just before setting off back to Munich, thighs were burning by this point.
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