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Val D'Isere, March - "Single" Parent Advice and / or looking to share lesson or guide
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi All,

I'll post this again nearer the time but thought I'd get in earlier in case anyone else in the same boat.

For the first time I'm leaving Mrs. Reded and the 2 youngest (youngest arriving by C-Section next Thursday!!) at home, and myself and eldest daughter (9) are heading for Val D on the 24th March.

I'm fairly happy that I've got the single parent thing covered as far as kids lessons / skiing together in the afternoon etc as we are going with Ski Esprit, but wanted to know if there were any other people in resort that week who may want to share a guide or lesson for a couple of mornings. I've skied about 8 weeks in total and pretty happy on most on-piste and starting to venture into the off-piste world. Had a really good couple of sessions of pff piste introduction with TDC last year in Tignes so looking at something similar this year.

If anyone has any pointers to bare in mind going skiing as a singleton please let me know - hopefully the other guests in the chalet hotel are nice and friendly!!

PS - also does anyone know of companies doing Husky Sledding in Val D'Isere? We had a go in Lapland the other year and daughter would like to try again.

PPS - Anyone know what days Esprit / Ski Total provide Ski Hosting? Is it Mon, Tues and Thurs as last year?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

reded78 ..... as far as dog sledding - i always direct people towards Evolution 2 as they are the experts that arrange it all on that front!

As far as lessons are concerned. As you read elsewhere I teach for TDC here in Val d'Isere..... I have just been looking at our planner for that week - I personally am already fully booked each morning that week and there are VERY few openings in the mornings that week at all already at this stage. So if you definitely want mornings then whomever you choose to go with then you had better make a booking as soon as possible!

Can't help re when ski hosting is on I am afraid!
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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?

Thanks Steve much appreciated.

Just sent off an enquiry to TDC through the website so should hopefully be able to get something sorted. I was only looking to fill in the mornings between Esprit hosting anyway so not a biggie if they are full.

My daughter will be attempting her 3rd week skiing - from what I've read elsewhere I presume the home runs back into Town should be avoided?
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