What's new in the mountains this week?

Thursday, January 31, 2019

Snow and conditions just gets better.

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We continue to have excellent skiing conditions .  Reuben and Fiona Berg joined me for a few  days .  On our first day we skied off piste at...
Saturday, January 26, 2019

Excess Boys 2019

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They are as reliable as the Atomic Clock.  Every 25th January 17.00hrs on wards they can be found in the Savoy Bar in the village of Argen...
Thursday, January 24, 2019

Helicopter assisted skiing.

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The weather at the pick up was not great .  In fact it was snowing quite hard.  It was touch and go as to whether we would fly, yet the he...
Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Fantastic Off Piste Skiing conditions

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Richard Lewis and his good friend Joe Gold skied with me for a few days.  Richard lives near lake Geneva but Joe was coming all the way fr...
Tuesday, January 15, 2019

Bullet hard pistes replaced with cold fresh snow.

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Charles Sherwood heads off into the Aravis Since before the New Year it had not snowed.  Neither had it snowed in the first week of 2019...
Thursday, December 27, 2018

The winter Season so Far

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Andrea raises the Women's Varsity Cup. This season our eldest daughter, Andrea started skiing before I did even though she is at Un...
Sunday, November 18, 2018

Arete de Marseille. The classic of the classics.

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Making the most of November ,  a "nothing month" between the end of the summer and the start of the winter can be a challenge,...
Wednesday, October 17, 2018

A resort with issues.

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Economists will tell you "invest in the resort and the people will come." In Chamonix there seems to be the view: Don't Inves...
Monday, October 01, 2018

September Solitude.

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My favourite time to be climbing in the Alps is late Septemeber early October. Everyone has cleared off, it is cooler therefore less knac...
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Mark Seaton
The current President of the British Mountain Guides Mark Seaton, a member of both the British and French Mountain Guides Associations. Based in Chamonix for over 30 years, Mark has guided people from all backgrounds, each with their own mountaineering ambitions. His work has ranged from leading a blind man with no previous mountaineering experience to the summit of Mont Blanc, to guiding clients on serious alpine routes such as the North Face of the Eiger. He has also worked on television projects, including as a camera safety specialist for the BBC series Forces of Nature, which filmed ibex on the Cingino Dam in northern Italy. Mark is the author of the Mark the Mountain Guide children’s book series, published in the UK, USA, and France.
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