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Thread: Yurp 2019 : Another Survey
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03-27-2019, 11:38 AM #1
Yurp 2019 : Another Survey
This was a trip of a lifetime, checking off 4 descents in the Alps I had wanted for years:
0) The Madrisa/Switzerland to Gargellen/Austria and back tour.
1) The Val Roseg descent from the top of the Corvatsch, St. Moritz.
2) Val Bever descent from Corviglia, St. Moritz
3) The Oberalpstock tour from Disentis, Switzerland.
Not everything was perfect. I got a wretched flu and some of the people I had invited didn't
get to do everything they wanted, so there were shadows. But as a realist, it was tops. My apologies
to those of you who did not get to do the stuff you wanted. If we plan better next time, goals
will be achieved.
A highlight was staying at a small Swiss hotel, https://www.mt-lodge.com/ , meeting new, abundant
people and skiing around a classic interconnected ski complex in excellent conditions.
Landing Zurich
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On landing at Amsterdams Schipol, I knew something wasn't right, not just the usual transatlantic blear,
but odd chills and fever. Texting my pal Subtle Plague, I warned him that I may have a cold or flu and
may be infectious. He dismissed any concerns, citing their own little germ trawler as being of greater
potential for flus or colds and nobly insisted we meet.
So, after nearly missing the connection to ZRH due to customs clogging at Schipol, I boarded the flight
to Zurich, dozed some more in that jetlag timewarp and embarked on the train for Konstanz from ZRH.
Konstanz, Subtle Plague
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Subtle Plague met me at the train station and ferried me to his house to meet his family and set me up
for a nap before we headed out to the Gotthard zones. I considered just taking a hotel and convalescing
but hope sprang eternal in my skiersoul, so next morning we headed out on the Swiss highways to the
Gotthard tunnel and Airolo.
Konstanz:
It was over twenty years ago that I landed in Geneva and contracted a cold and rather than taking it easy,
jumped into skiing around La Grave, Serre Chevalier, Puy St. Vincent and the Milky Way. But by the 6th
day or so, while skiing at Val Thorens, I knew something was seriously wrong. I shortly spiraled into
fill blown pneumonia, eventually requiring IV antibiotics on returning to the US.
Airolo
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So this time, I was going to be smarter and on arriving at Airolo, despite the pow and sunshine, I
deferred on the skiing and snoozed in Subtle Plagues RV. I took solace in the fact that one of the more
widely read ski weather forecasters had explicitly directed his followers to Airolo, resulting in crowding
and pow frenzy that chewed up the snow at what is normally a low key area. Such is the internet.
At days end, we drove up a nearby valley and camped out for what ended up being one of the most fevered
nights I'd ever had. My throat burned on every swallow and my head throbbed with a thundersome sinus
headache resulting in little sleep. So once again, skiing that day was not for me. Subtle Plague was a
prince about it all, understanding and left me to me convalescing.
Konstanz Again
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At days end after Subtle and buddies had enjoyed a powdery tour, we rolled back to Konstanz in the RV.
Konstanz is a beautiful town, with it's older buildings and neighborhoods having escaped some of the
ravages of WWII by virtue of being on the Swiss border and thereby not targetted by bombing raids. I
knew that Subtle and family had a busy Monday morning ahead of them so after sleeping Saturday night and
being feasted and feted by their hospitality, I trundeled off in a train headed to St. Anton Sunday
afternoon.
St. Anton, Haus Elisabeth, Arlberg Guides, Verwall, Hinterrendl
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I had initially planned to roll out East to the Gasteinertal and ski that zone, but the flu caused to me
to reevaluate that plan. I wrote the wonderful folks at https://hotelechobadgastein.com/ and cancelled
my room there and dredged around for another option in St. Anton when I found
https://www.das-elisabeth-arlberg.at/en/home/ which fit
my requirements of being reasonably close to the train station. So I booked a room there. It proved to
be an excellent choice with a superb breakfast and quiet spot to finish this flu. I again chose not to
ski the first day, but with a suggestion from the host, Berthe, found a doctor to check me out and write
a script for the antibiotics I knew I'd need after this flu. I walked around the village in a howler
snowstorm, got a good sleep and readied myself for the first turns of the trip.
St. Anton is HUGE and I not knowing it at all, I opted to try to find some guided options. The best deal
I found was with the http://arlberg-guides.at/ who offered a guided group option for 97Euros. This turned
out not only a great option, but fortuitous as well by virtue of meeting Sebastyn.
The lift system is staggering with a base terminal at the Galzigbahn looking like a spaceship.
The day broke blue and crowds were massive with enormous lines at the Galzigbahn. Our guide circumnavigated
that queue, opting for the Gampenbahn chair for a checkout run before taking us down into Schöngraben for
some quality pow.
Next up, we rode up into the Galzig zone, hoping to get up into the Schindlerspitz. But due to avalanche
levels being up to 4, both the Schindlergrabahn and the Valuga were closed. On traversing out towards the
Arlberg Pass, we could see a gargantuan liftline at the Arlenmaderbahn, so we took a high traverse to access
the Albonabahn II.
View from AlbonabahnII
After a few laps down that we skied the North face down into Stuben and used the old
Albonabahn chair to get back to the Albonabahn II and started down into a beautiful valley ending the day
in Verwall with beer and local game charcuterie.
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03-27-2019, 11:39 AM #2
I found a sign for a museum that turned out to be a beautiful old chalet that was a combination ski
museum and restaurant, so I went in for a light dinner.
Karl Schranz's Kneissl white stars
Next day, another storm had moved in, so I elected to repeat with Arlberg Guides and again skied with
Sebastyn, a sharp wit and keen skier who had grown up skiing in the Arlberg. We had a different guide who,
after a warm up on the Gampenbahn, took us over to the North facing Rendelbahn zone. After riding several
lifts we dropped over into Hinterrendl, a spectacular bowl of excellent powder with views obscured by storm.
Old door in St. Anton
The day after, it was still storming but I wanted to have a little more free reign, so I elected to skip
the Arlberg Guides. I had also moved hotels to the https://www.hotel-kirchplatz.at/ which was a bit East of
the town center and closer to the Nassereinbahn where I started the day. Lo and behold, there was Sebastyn
who kindly offered to ski with me that day. After a couple of runs, we hooked up with his friend Victoria
and spent a few laps skiing the powder in what I'll call the Galzig Gullies near the Osthangbahn chair. It
was light, thigh deep snow in among the trees with decent visibility. After a bit, Vicki suggested that we
meet up with her boyfriend Yannick who was to get off guide duty at noon, so we skied back down to the
Nasserein base. Yannick got off and suggested another lap down the powder in Schöngraben. While chatted on
the lifts as we sampled snow over in the Galzig zone, we found that Victoria's mom is Berthe who manages
Haus Elisabeth. The Freakwhency strikes again! We ended the day with beer and wienerschitzer at the Krazy
Kangaroo around 3:00. A big thanks to Seb, Vicki and Yannick!
View from Hotel Kirchplatz
Old Klosters chalet
The next day, Friday, was my last day in the Arlberg and it was forecast to dump with rising freezing levels.
Sebastyn had to head back to school, so I decided just to roll solo around the Galzig Gullies and whatever
else was visible. This proved to be not much. The day started with spooky snow fractures in the trees around
the gullies, but failed to actually slide on the ski cuts I put in. So I raged solo mad laps mostly on the
Galzigbahn until about 1:00 when it started to rain at the bottom. By 2:00 I was soaked, so I headed back to
the Hotel Kirchplatz to wash and dry stuff. It's a great hotel with a sauna, wellness spa and free washer
and dryer which I sorely needed. By 3:30 I was at the bahnhof and by 4:00, rolling to Klosters.
I can see why the Arlberg is so popular: it's massive and gets a lot of snow. At the same time, it's crowded
and lots of the businesses in town are jaded by tourists. I was extremely lucky to hook up with Sebastyn,
Victoria and Yannick who were incredibly warm and abundant and convinced me that my aversion to St. Anton as
an instance of a megaresort, was ill founded. I'll be back.Last edited by Buster Highmen; 04-07-2019 at 09:50 PM.
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03-27-2019, 11:39 AM #3
Klosters, Hotel Wynegg, bw_wp_hedonism, Gargellan, St. Antonien
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After a 3.5 hour jaunt on Austrian and Swiss trains, I stepped onto the platform in Klosters Platz, right next
to the soaring Gotschnabahn tram. I had been in touch with bw_wp_hedonism who had generously offered to
meet up. I had also dug around for a reasonbly priced room, a somewhat rare beast in Klosters and had stumbled
across https://wynegg.ch/en/ , a recently revamped old hotel which was establishing itself as a haute gourmando
locus. So I booked a room there, a 10 minute walk from the bahnhof. bw_wp_hedonism pinged me via whatsapp and
turned up in the hotel bar. We made plans for the next day to poke around Parsenn, one of 5 enormous lift
systems in the Davos/Klosters complex.
I was a little late and with blue sky and fresh pow, the lines at the Gotschnabahn were significant.
bw_wp_hedonism had waited and we ran into his buddy Tom and were off. We raged all over the Parsenn, up to the
summit via the Furka lifts and then the Gipfelbahn where we found sweet deep untracked snow on a variety of
North facing exposures.
View from Schiferbahn gondola
The area is laced with dozens of groomers that keep lots of tourists busy and provided
access to innumerable wads of excellent off piste options. After a couple of laps on the Schiferbahn in
excellent pow, we met with a bunch of bw_wp_hedonisms friends at the midmountain near the base of
the Furka lift for lunch. After a lengthy lunch we made a few more sidecountry laps by taking bootpacks
and traverses off the Totalp zone, eventually making apres ski at Berghaus Schifer.
View from midmountain Parsenn, untapped offpiste above
I rolled back to the Wynegg for a shower and nap before taking a table in the restaurant at 8:30.
The food was superb, starting with an excellent salad, I ordered a soup that was celestial: a foamed saffron
broth and perfectly poached prawns. The wine list was fantastic with a crisp chardonnay and an excellent
local, rich pinot noir by the glass. I finished with the specialty pizokel noodle and lamb in a deliciously deft
creamed curry sauce. I zonked out by 22:00.
bw_wp_hedonism had referred to doing a tour I had eyeballed for years, one that went over a little pass above
the Madrisa area over into the Voralberg and the Gargellen ski area, then back over to Switzerland and the tiny
medieval town of St. Antonien.Last edited by Buster Highmen; 04-08-2019 at 06:02 PM.
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On waking, we texted back and forth making plans to meet at the top of the Madrisabahn and head out. And so we
did. It was amazing with an easy, gently ascending skin S/SE from the top of the Schaffugli lift to the
Schlappiner Joch and the border with Austria.
Looking south from Madrisa
On the skintrack to Schlappiner Joch. Schlappiner where?
At Schlappiner Joch.
Schlappiner ? I barely know her.
The ski down from there was on beautiful sparsely tracked North facing steep slopes with a long and easy run
out down to Gargellen where we had to stop in at the base of the gondola to get single ride passes back up to
the top of the Kristelbahn and a slightly more significant climb up to the Sankt Antonier Joch.
Climbing back to Switzerland:
From there. it was a West/Northwest facing series of virgin pow lines draining
down into a creek gully which fed us out onto a road requiring the canonical walk in ski boots down into the
atmospheric town of St. Antonien clustered around a spike steepled church dated 1492. There we enjoyed beer
and charcuterie until the bus came and we wound around curves connecting ancient villages down to the train
station at Kublis.
video link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/164911...posted-public/ warning: old man skiing powder
Coming into St. Antonien
St. Antonien:
At the Kublis bahnhof, I thanked bw_wp_hedonism and pal Tom for their gracious abundance, I had had an amazing
time around Davos, again, more data that eroded my reluctance to ski at the more reknown areas.
I rallied back to Klosters and the Hotel Wynegg, extending my sincere thanks to Cedric and all the folks who
run an incredibly warm and tasteful hotel to which I hope to return. Grabbing my clothes and gear, I hopped
the train for Rueras, Switzerland to meet up with the motley band of maggots at https://www.mt-lodge.com/
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03-27-2019, 12:09 PM #5
Is it just me or did none of those photos post?
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03-27-2019, 12:11 PM #6
Rueras, MtLodge
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The train actually ended in Disentis with the last leg of the trip to Rueras in the trusty Swiss postbus which
kindly dropped me at the very door to the hotel. There I met the owner, Michele, an effusive and warm persona
who set me up with a sweet room and delicious food and drink. He had also queued up a number of routes and tours
that I had ogled for years. But first, sleep. It was dumping.
Morning brought delicious coffee and the classic Euro breakfast spread while making plans with all the k00ks
who had rendezvoused at https://www.mt-lodge.com/ . With fairly heavy snow coming down, we decided to ride lifts
from Dieni, a 10 minute walk from the hotel, over towards Andermatt and see how far we got. The forecast 5-10 cm
turned out to be more like 20-30 cm and deeper in the wind loaded places. At Dieni, we made 1 lap before
heading up and over into Val-Val where we kind of got stuck lapping a sweet stash of pow at least 4 times before
punching it further West into the Oberalppass zone and ripping lines of powder varying from boot top to waist
deep until lunch was called at the hutte there.
When Mr. Mike and I tried to share a charcuterie board, the waiter either misunderstood or was taking the tourists for
a ride, yelling "YOU ORDER, I MAKE" as we tried to clarify we only wanted 1 order.
Afternoon brought a few more laps on the Schneehuenderstck gondy before we started making
our way back towards Dieni where again we spun run after run of virgin pow turns, finally some of us throwing in
the towel at 3:00 after milking one more untracked zone. We took the sled run all the way back to Rueras and
mt-lodge for drinks and a delicious dinner. More of the maggot crew had arrived.
Ron Funk, note the cool red wine.
Dieni
Next morning Tuesday, most of the fistful had targetted Andermatt, so we took the early train over and ramped
and raged off the Gemsstock tram. Skiing the West couloirs first thing proved to be not such a good idea for some.
After a warm up, a few of us went out to ski the Giraffe which only had about 15 tracks in it. We returned to it
again later to find only 30 or so tracks. After a few more front side runs, the whole fistful took the Guspis down
to Hospental which had wide swaths of uncut snow and the usual stunning scenery, ending with beer and dried meats
at the Gotthard Haus before a train ride back to Rueras.
Guspis at 4:00 pm
Skiing into Hospental
Next day, Wednesday, the host with the most, Michele at mt-lodge, had arranged enough transport for us to go over
to St. Moritz via the Julier Pass and Bivio.
Once at Corvatsch, the highest ski area in St. Moritz, we met Michele's buddy Matteo who took us first down the
Northwest couloir to ski acres of stunning pow, then over to Val Roseg past Piz Roseg and the Morteratsch Gletscher
and down to lunch at Hotel Restaurant Roseg Gletscher.
This was awesome.
Lunch of cream of asparagus soup with prawn at Hotel Restaurant Roseg Gletscher. Ron Funk, note the cool red wine.
Icefall off back of Piz Roseg
Piz Roseg
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Then an ugly 37 minute long pole and skate out to Pontresina to catch the bus over to Corviglia where we
took the 2 stage funicular and a chair ride. Then a little traverse and bootpack to drop into Val Bever with hectares
of uncut, Northeast facing powder skiing. The day ended at Gasthaus Spinas with beer and another series of train
and bus rides back to pizza in Celerina.
Funicular tracks at Corviglia
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03-27-2019, 12:55 PM #8
Dropping into Val Bever
Thursday, the morning destination was Disentis, a 5 minute train ride to Acla da Fontauna and a short walk up to
the tram.It was a gorgeous bluebird day with evidence of the suns heat on some of the south facing slopes. After a
warm up, we took a short skin up to one of the entries to Val Strem to the West. With a little downclimb from the
col into a couloir, we were set for a few thousand vertical of Northwest facing pow surrounded by rock and ice. We
skied out to the train at Sedrun and hopped it, going West pver to Andermatt to meet with another portion of the
crew. The afternoon was spent mostly skiing in the main bowl under the upper Gemsstock and finishing with a lap
out into the Felsental where we continued to find good soft lightly tracked powder.
Val Strem entrance couloir
Norseman smoking up the Val Strem pow
Val Strem from the bottom
L2r: carvehard, buster, triungulate, mofro261, alias rice, norseman, the king tut of pow
Felsental
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03-27-2019, 12:57 PM #9
I'm seeing them on the app
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03-27-2019, 08:57 PM #10
I can't see or load any images.
I agree it is a constitutional right for Americans to be assholes...its just too bad that so many take the opportunity...iscariot
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Nice post, thanks for thinking the time.
Btw, the photos show on my phone.
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03-27-2019, 11:56 PM #13
Great Job Bruce... after all this skiing you need some vacation!!! Miss the TGR crew already
Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando TGR Forums
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03-28-2019, 07:17 AM #14
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Dear Mr. Highmen,
Thanks for your continued stoke leadership. Really enjoying your reports, and the details you provide make a ski trip to the Alps move from "maybe some day" to a "stupid if you don't" for me. Really, thanks.
FWIW, I've read this one twice just to spite imgur!
Cheers,
Paul
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03-28-2019, 01:09 PM #16
Pics showing on web now...
well done, buster!
thanks for sharing!
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03-28-2019, 01:15 PM #17
Thanks. Must go there while I can still ski
www.skevikskis.com Check em out!
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03-28-2019, 01:22 PM #18
Friday, the last day at Rueras, we had planned to do the Oberalpstock, a well known descent of over 2000 meters,
and one I had lusted after for a decade. North facing down into the Maderanertal valley. Michele had arranged for guides,
some Italian friends of his and we were off to start at 8:30 on the early Disentis tram. The original plan had been
for the group of 17 to split into 2 groups, one to do the Oberalpstock, which has some technical parts, and the other
group to take a more mellow tour down into Val Strem. Unfortunately, our guides were not comfortable with splitting
the group, so some of us decided to not take the tour and instead ski pistes at Disentis.
The climb involved a fairly easy skin to start with then a bit of a traverse to a via ferrata that climbs a rocky
section and leads onto another traverse followed by a short downhill section. I am notoriously slow on the skin track,
so by the time we skied the short downhill section and started another longer climb, I was far behind the main group.
At one point the skin track split with one variation going to the climbers left and up to the summit of the
Oberalpstock itself. The right branch took a mellower ascent to a shoulder where the actual skiing down the North
side began. I was convinced the group had headed up the summit and I was lagging, so I headed up intent on catching up
with the rest of the group. But in fact, they had taken the mellower right branch and were waiting for me there. Hell
bent on summiting, I argued in broken English with the guide, Rosso who relented and accompanied me to the summit
where to my surprise there were no other members of the group. So I skied down mashed potato snow from the south
facing summit and sidestepped to catch the group.
Oberalpstock traverse before via ferrata
Climbing the via ferrata
Oberalpstock summit selfie
View across first portion of Oberalpstock after via ferrata
View from the Oberalpstock summit
Looking down into Maderanertal 2400 vertical meters below, Bristen is at 770 meters
Skiing down the Oberalpstock
The Oberalpstock is enormous and despite a lot of tracks, we found sections of uncut, consistent steep pitches rolling
North into the Maderanertal of vertical drop around 2200 meters. One section near the bottom was hard ice and the guides
set up ropes to help control that section.
Eventually we skied corn in an avalanche chute down into a cow pasture. It was an alltime route appropriate to end the trip.
Walking along the Maderanertal just above Bristen
Special thanks to Michele for organizing the trips to St. Moritz, the Oberalpstock and providing warm, abundant
hospitality at https://www.mt-lodge.com/ . Also thanks to my ski fiend pals Subtle Plague, bw_wp_hedonism and all the
maggot k00ks who showed up to sample skiing in the Swiss Alps.
MountainLodge
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03-28-2019, 01:37 PM #19
Thanks to the people:
vendul (Michele, Serena at https://www.mt-lodge.com/ ) for going way beyond the third bardo in hosting us. Awesome hospitality! Bever, Morteratsch and Oberalpstock were lifetime goals!
subtle plague, for picking me up and tolerating my illness and convalescence.
@yannickrumler for touring me around St. Anton , works for Arlberg-guides.com
bw_wp_hedonism and buddy Tom for blowing my mind around Davos and in particular the killer tour to Gargellen from Madrisa and back to St. Antonien; another lifetime goal!
all you kooks who took the chance to ski Switzerland
birdo / http://www.andermatt-guides.ch/EN/ for offering guiding, sorry, I didn't get a consensus.
matteo for showing us around St. Moritz,
Andrea, Rosso and Ari (?) for the guiding on the Oberalpstock.
Resources:
https://www.mt-lodge.com/ for a great base to ski around the SkiArena/Disentis/Andermatt .
https://hotelechobadgastein.com/ for being gracious about my cancellation; it's a super little hotel for Bad Gastein
https://www.das-elisabeth-arlberg.at/en/home/ for being a comfortable, quiet place close to the center of St. Anton
https://www.hotel-kirchplatz.at/ a great hotel with sauna, spa and free washer/dryer in St. Anton .
http://arlberg-guides.at/eng/ reasonably priced guiding in St. Anton
https://wynegg.ch/en/ for reasonable lodging and celestial food in Klosters
https://www.sbb.ch/en/home.html Swiss train route finder
http://fahrplan.oebb.at/bin/query.exe/en Austrian train route finder
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03-28-2019, 03:02 PM #20
Awesome TR Buster. Truly impressed with your travel savvy as well as your amazing ability to spell all these weird Austrian/Swiss names and places that have way too many consonants and vowels in strange places. Kudos!
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03-29-2019, 09:07 AM #22
Great stuff. Thanks
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Classic Survey, great to have it work out so well.
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03-29-2019, 10:01 AM #24
OG TR right there!! Chapeau!
#1 goal this year......stay alive +
DOWN SKIS
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04-02-2019, 05:12 PM #25
Well done TR! A blast from the past. I miss these. They definitely take you away from your desk for a while and feed the dream! Miss that from the old skook TGR. Well played!
Love my some Yurp stoke! Too bad you didn't know about H-man in St. Anton, although looks like you fared ok as is. Can't wait to get back across the pond.He who has the most fun wins!
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