Well, I don’t want you getting the impression nobody works in Verbier – or in ski resorts out of season in general. But when we nip out for coffee, it tends to be a little more pleasant than, for example, grabbing a cup of tea somewhere in a city.
Naturally there are draw backs to packing in being a grown up and moving somewhere like Verbier, but I can’t actually think of what they are…
Anyway, the good news is that it’s still parky as you like when the sun goes down, and tomorrow’s October, so – if last season is any guide (and if it is, happy days) we could all be heading up the gondola in about a month.
See you out here.
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