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Who's willing to pay the extortionate prices for a drink in the alps?
Quite a few people, it would seem, especially supposedly impoverished students. Uni trips seem to produce the highest proportion of juvenile drunks. And it's pretty cheap to get pissed in France if you buy Old Lady Gin and beers in the supermarkets. The number of drunks seems to correlate more closely with the presence of large numbers of Tour Operators than with the overall costs of the place. I think that in general, if you want to avoid badly behaved and out of control skiers on crowded slopes (an entirely reasonable wish) the answer is to go somewhere where the Tour Operators don't. In six seasons skiing in the small French resorts which make up the Espace Diamant I have scarcely seen a collision, and certainly never a serious one. Though to be fair, I tend to avoid the busiest holiday periods - there are probably a few more then, especially during the Paris holidays - the locals complain loudly about their behaviour (after they're gone, and they've got the money, bien entendu wink )
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