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Off to Morzine in a couple of weeks with a large group of lads and wondered if there were any recommendations of what to do or not to do, best places for a lively beer, which parts of the mountain we should head for or avoid etc etc.
Any advice warmly received 
Many thanks
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Make sure you head over to Mont Chery above Les Gets one day - it's often much quieter, some good slopes and a quiet terrain park
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Dr George, no, I don't think Mt Chery would be at all suitable.
Lou, 
Cubby, hopefully you will all have a good time. Snow is lovely at the moment and temps are keeping low. And do have a quick peep at Mt Chery if you fancy. Best not on Sundays when it does get busy. If you ski over from Morzine you can walk through the village from the bottom of the slope, or if it happens to be there take the Petit Train - big bunch of lads might feel a little outnumbered by small children and nannies though on that.
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Thanks for the info, and Mont Chry has been noted, Im sure it would be veru uninteresting to most of our group, however I might take a run around that area with jut one or two of the others.
Hopefully there will be plenty more snow between now and when we arrive on the 24th Jan.
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