Make Lemonade – November 16, 2015
Bonsoir! All is well here in France-land. Since my last post, we have had a few days of high winds. Yesterday, we couldn’t go up to the glaciers. Instead, we motivated as a group and drove over to Val D’Isere.
Bonsoir! All is well here in France-land. Since my last post, we have had a few days of high winds. Yesterday, we couldn’t go up to the glaciers. Instead, we motivated as a group and drove over to Val D’Isere.
Bonsoir! Things haven’t changed for us here in l’montages. We are still in a comfortable place away from Paris. We are lucky that everything is continuing on with our ski camp without a hitch.
Bonjour Parents, It was a long two days of travel before we arrived in the mountain village of Tignes, France. We had a van full of rambunctious boys and a coach driving.
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