Skiing

When we left for our ski-vacation in the french alps (Alpe d’Huez) I was worried. It’s the very end of the season, and according to the website, half the slopes were closed. The temperatures were more like summer than winter, and the forecasts all said that spring was irrevocably coming.

Fortunately, the skiing turned out great anyway. We got 4 days of wonderful warm skiing, and then we got 2 feet of new, fresh powder to ski on at the end of the week. It just does not get any better! My snowboarding took a quanum leap – I’ve never been better or had more fun on the slopes. And Patricia turned out to be a natural – those swiss genes, I’m sure.

Here’s what it looked like towards the end of the week when it was snowing (click for full size image):

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5 responses to “Skiing”

  1. Chica Avatar

    Wow, you guys must of had a blast! Any plans to come to the states any time soon?

  2. Alexander Kjerulf Avatar

    Yeah, we did have a blast. And we ARE coming to the stats in june – I’m going to a conference in the Bahamas, and we’re taking three weeks off to tour the US.

  3. Chica Avatar

    You guys MUST come to Houston. We are planning a party in Downtown Houston on the 17th of June. ;) The more the merrier!!!

  4. Alexander Kjerulf Avatar

    Nooooooo, can’t make it! I have a conference in the Bahamas fron the 16th to the 19th. Aaarggh!

  5. […] I’d love to hang around, but there’s fresh snow in the alps, and Patricia and I can’t possibly stay in Copenhagen and leave those pristine slopes unskied/unsnowboarded by us. It would be against our religion. This time we’re going all out and staying for two weeks of fun in the snow. […]

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