Following an edict from up above it has been made clear to me that from now on any mention of Georgie will no longer be followed by an association with any specific tour operator.
I know you've secretly been asking for it and after several weeks absence one of the Powder white Two (to use the popular collective vernacular) is back in print. This time as a result of a big night in TJ's. And boy, did George not disappoint. Clad in a wet tshirt with ice cube nipples. I'm in editorial heaven! After warming up at the Ronny James and Matt returned to shar
It appears I was a tinny winny over optimistic last week about my expected recovery time and the removal of the plaster cast. Went to see the doc on Monday only to be shown an x-ray with a nasty black line still traversing my fibular bone. Bugger! (at least) Another two weeks in plaster to look forward to. It looks like I could be hoping to the judges area in Chamonix on
After last weeks photo of Gregg(Ski Higher) wearing his XL baggy Oakley one-piece I was shocked to hear it is now looking for a new owner. It seams that the bagginess interferes with the stance of a snowboarder. So if you are a skier who wants to look the shizle on the mountain. Give Gregg a call and make him an offer.
Once again the Rocky's theme night was a fantastic success. Once again there were Seasonnaires from all over Courchevel in attendance.Once again we are amazed at the effort and enthusiasm that all the seasonnaires put in to this event! It was a very close race to win the bottle of vodka for best costume however the bar staff all agreed that Dave, Duncan and Nick from Tot
I know I've always considered myself a trend setter but this is ridiculous. Ever since I broke my leg there has been a steady stream of punters and seasonnaires ending up in the doctors reception areas. Obviously after seeing my handsomely graphitised leg cast and my dextrous use of crutches everyone has been falling over themselves to join the cripple wagon. Unfortunate
