This season has certainly had its ups and downs but we've had little to
complain about at the tail-end. The Southern Alps have done particularly
well, and I'd have been off before now to Serre Che or Montgenèvre if I
were
located closer (sigh).
However, it looks like conditions are still really good down in
Piau-Engaly,
at 1800-2600m the highest of the ski areas in the French Pyrenées:
http://www.piau-engaly.com/spip.php?article236
http://www.viewsurf.com/vue-244-Piau_Engaly_-_Tsd_Pic.html
Bonus-time, then :0)
There's a lot of great ski-time lost due to the need to close a season
(staffing, etc.) while conditions often remain perfectly good. In Canada,
where snowfalls are truly Collossal, they say that 'people just stop
coming,
and start to do other things...'
RM
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