First EuroBBI Thursday March 21, 2019

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fun terrain eh? are the tracks in the north face yours ? or did you just ski the north west couloir?

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Looks killer, gentlemen

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This was so fun I had to make 3 laps in it

Looks like you dudes are hooked! I love it. If you like that terrain LVS, you should ask Buster about the 2020 plan.

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can I ask a depressing question? how much is a trip like this, all in?
just a loose big picture estimate...

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can I ask a depressing question? how much is a trip like this, all in?
just a loose big picture estimate...

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Priceless? I can't speak to there itinerary but Airfare + ground transfer + $150/day gets it done. CH can be a bit more expensive. I've done a few 10 days trips (including travel) to France for $2K all in and I didn't feel like I missed out on anything due to frugality.

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can I ask a depressing question? how much is a trip like this, all in?
just a loose big picture estimate...

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Less than three days at aspen i guess.
And to answer my question from above:
The northwest couloir it is.

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Priceless? I can't speak to there itinerary but Airfare + ground transfer + $150/day gets it done. CH can be a bit more expensive. I've done a few 10 days trips (including travel) to France for $2K all in and I didn't feel like I missed out on anything due to frugality.

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thx

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Originally Posted by Buster Highmen

Honestly, if transportation is limited to $700 r/t airfare and train transfers ZRH/Andermatt, it may be possible to keep the daily expenses around $120US/day, so cost is around $1300 for 5 days of skiing. Compare that with a heli day?

Plus, this is about the easiest way to do a Euro ski trip without having to pay some travel agency. Paris, Geneva and Zurich airports have train stations integrated. Basel is a short bus ride away. It's so much easier than travelling in the USA.

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be interested to know if this is how it panned out for the ski travelers once you're all done

and, sorry to sidetrack this, let's get back on track with an image

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Apparently you should all be eating PB&J sammichs on the chair.

light lunches for me

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thx

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be interested to know if this is how it panned out for the ski travelers once you're all done

and, sorry to sidetrack this, let's get back on track with an image

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it’s in line, variable based on how you want to eat & drink. $150/day is a good figure, $200 if you’re not paying attention.

Wow so jealous

Doesn't appear to be very crowded. Did you guys rent the whole area for a week? :wink:

Great pics.

Impressive. Norse and mofro having a blast it looks like.

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Where’s Bunny?

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Another successful run.

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Place gets so tracked out, plus the terrain sucks.

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End of a successful day.

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Not quite Shamoknee, but lively.

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