Snowy times

2017/2018 was a bumper ski season in Europe. It snowed lots the whole season. Plus, we had a blast of polar air that sent temperatures down to -10 degrees on the Swiss plain, which was followed by heavy snow - more snow than I have seen in Lausanne while I've been living there. Tanya and I did our best to take full advantage of the snowy conditions by going skiing. We went to Saas-Fee a lot, as is now our habit: Saas has become to me one of those special places associated with good times, ranked with the Blue Mountains in Australia for chuffed-feeling and awesomeness with friends, but with lifts and après ski bars instead of sandstone and meat pies. Here are pictures of snowy times in Switzerland this winter.

Our street in Lausanne, filled with snow.

Our street in Lausanne, filled with snow.

Snowy Lausanne.

Snowy Lausanne.

Saas-Fee looking amazing.

Saas-Fee looking amazing.

That's a lot of snow in Saas-Fee village.

That's a lot of snow in Saas-Fee village.

Visp train station.

Visp train station.

Visp.

Visp.

More Visp.

More Visp.

The always-classic view from the top of Saas-Fee.

The always-classic view from the top of Saas-Fee.

Saas-Fee glacier views.

Saas-Fee glacier views.

4000m peaks, and blue sky, in Saas-Fee.

4000m peaks, and blue sky, in Saas-Fee.

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