Day Five

As expected a few tired bodies but currently everyone is still in one piece, unlike bathe school we are sharing the hotel with who have one fractured wrist and one broken toe! Our toll is one broken bed and one broken pole and a lost lift pass, although ours are easier to fix. This morning the sun is shining and spirits are high....

A great morning skiing with ball three groups reporting they have made good progress and have enjoyed themselves. Mr F managed to find a pole and so hopefully we won't get charged for the one that was broken. With all groups catered for Mrs Spence and Mr Farley took the opportunity to get a few miles in and were amused when they stormed past the advanced group as they fell down a red run.

Lunch was jacket potatoes with a variety of fillings and salad. Food has been well thought out providing a balance of variety and the essential energy foods when needed.

Afternoon skiing was greatly different conditions with the weather closing in, snow at the top of the mountain making things just a little harder for all. It was pleasing that everyone coped with the changing conditions although Leo has complained that Gaspard, his instructor, is trying to kill him.... the jury is out on this one but money has been seen to be exchanging hands! (I'm joking).

Dinner this evening is spaghetti bolognaise followed by apple tart and ice cream after which we are off bum boarding for the evening.