France is gorgeous! I love all the beautiful old houses, stonework and vibrant green meadows.
Becca posing at the cheese stall in her local famer's market in Montpellier. We are basically on a cheese tour of France. Notice the kid in the back stealing the piece of cheese.
Yesterday, as I sat on a big granite boulder beneath the Dru (Super famous alpine crag near Chamonix) eating the best cheese I have ever had with some of the best bread and sausage, while looking out over the alps... Yeah, it's pretty storybook France, but it's a way fun vacation.
Monday, April 21
France
Tuesday, April 8
Polar Star Inn
This past weekend Josh and I joined a dozen or so other friends for a couple of nights at the 10th Mountain Division's Polar Star Inn. This deluxe hut is located at 11,000' on the North Ridge of New York Mountain and has some great terrain within a mile ski of the hut. We knocked off work early on Friday and started the 7 mile ski in around 5pm.
We built a bobsled course that started at the crest of the roof. The crux was this first turn off the roof.
The bag game is infinitely entertaining and is somewhat akin to the limbo. Contestants must pick up a paper bag in their mouth while balancing on one foot. Each round the bag gets an inch shorter. Here, Josh is attempting a winning bag grab. It is pertinent to add that while I introduced this game to the group, I was by far the worst contestant of the lot. I can scarcely pick up a full height bag.
Josh getting spiritual Sunday morning.
Me cooking Sunday morning breakfast for the crew.