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New Year suggestions
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I know New Year is expensive and not the best bet for snow cover, but I usually go away somewhere for at least a few days and this year I thought "since I'm spending the money anyway, why not ski?"

So: me and the mrs were going to team up with two friends for New Year week in St Anton. However one of them has broken his ankle at basketball and although he's back walking, he's been told that skiing that early is not a good idea.

Should we:
- save the dosh and go later
- go for less than a week to reduce the amount of holiday used up
- go for the next week, leaving early on 2 Jan

We picked St Anton thinking it may have a better statistical chance of early snow, but any other suggestions?

Why is there no snowheads New Year bash???
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

horizon, ditch the friends and go, I'm sure you'll make some new ones....... wink

Seriously though, I'd have thought that going 1st week in Jan makes sense on a number of levels, not least cheaper and quieter. How quickly do the "experts" suggest it will take for your friend to get back to a level of recovery to ski again? From what I gather, not having been there, St Anton might be a tad on the demanding side for anyone that might prefer less challenging terrain given the injury?
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