 Poster: A snowHead
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Anyone done it? Where from and thoughts?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Why would you?
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Never done it, but have done 4 seasons of transfers all over the alps.
GVA is 1 hr +/- 5 mins.
Grenoble, Lyon, Chambery all > 2 hrs even going through the Gorges D'Arly.
Turin and Zurich are gonna be > 3hrs.
Also most Grand Massif transfers are ex GVA, so that might complicate things too.
The question is: What offences have you committed in CH that keep you from the obvious?
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| WindOfChange wrote: |
| The question is: What offences have you committed in CH that keep you from the obvious? |
Might not be an offence but a visa issue... We had clients who couldn't go into switzerland as it was a pita to get the visa.
In which case the easiest answer is fly into GVA but dont disembark via switzerland but via France and directly into the EU..
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Flaine without flight to Geneva - why not take the trains?
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I went to Flaine via Lyon and got the train. It was in the days before British Airways became London Airways and we got airmiles from Birmingham.
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I've not done anything wrong, I'm sat in a transfer to Geneva (from flaine) as I type this. Lol!
It was just a question as I read an article in the hotel on people driving after a flight into Lyon.
Thinking about a sneaky extra trip next year and just wondered if it works out cheaper.
Driving out of the question with 2 children from Northumberland.
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the easiest answer is fly into GVA but dont disembark via switzerland but via France and directly into the EU..
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yep, have met family visitors who couldn't enter CH. They exited through French side of Geneva (bit of a pain with baggage, my sister in law, who had the right passport, had to go and get it all whilst her hubby stood around waiting). I drove them out through Bardonnex (ie along the Swiss motorway) via the Ferney Voltaire border post where, as usual, we weren't asked for passports.
If we had been asked I had the route from Ferney, without touching Switzerland, ready to go but that takes a fair bit longer.
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