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23/09/2011
Issue 60

The Courchevel Enquirer doesnt promote binge drinking, just drinking after skiing.

A couple of weeks ago I returned from my hollowed out mountain lair to sea level north of the channel. Without a dose of Gallic altitude and inspirational fresh falls of snow it’s very hard to write something worthy to send out to the internets.

With the exception of the London ski show there is very little Courchevel based news that crosses my desk. That was at least until a large box arrived. Inside it was my annual attempt at t-shirt design.

Ever since 2005 when I used the Carlsberg logo as inspiration I have come up with a new design every year. Only 50 copies are ever created and by the end of the April they have generally all sold out.

This year I, like everyone and their dog, including a peculiar documentary about Chelsea, have used a classic WW2 English Ministry of Information poster for motivation. Forget keeping calm and carrying on in the alps you need to Apres Ski and get walloped. Available in Red, Navy Blue and a few in Green they are available, until the end of the London ski show postage free.

They can be found here

The editor

London Ski Show

The Ski & Snowboard Show returns in its new home, Earls Court from 19 - 23 October 2011

Welcome to the greatest wintersports show in the world. We manage to squeeze over 160 ski resorts, 22 different retailers, a 50ft hip kicker, fashion show & brand arena, live music, 4 bars, 230 shops and stands plus loads more attractions into Earls Court for just five days.

The show is essential for any snowsports fans from professionals to beginners, prepare to be amazed, be entertained, be wowed and get the best value for money at the Ski & Snowboard Show 19-23 October 2011.