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Adam Ruck on Chamonix
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

If you've not encountered Adam Ruck's ski writing you've missed a whole world of insight and entertainment.
He's been unearthing the little secrets of the Alps for over 20 years now and was a contributing editor to The Good Skiing Guide back in the 1980s. Here are Adam's most recent thoughts on Chamonix and its special places, from The Telegraph.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I tend to agree with him, the two Grand Montets blacks are far from steep. Having not skied GM for yonks I was really surprised at how flat they are, still nothing wrong with that, I'm more than happy cruising along. Under the cable car is quite steep though and if you come down the glacier on the right of the staircase you had better watch out for crevasses so the danger is present.
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