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Grand Paradiso Ski Tour
The Gran Paradiso national park is a short drive from Chamonix through the Mont Blanc tunnel. Its natural topography and protected wildlife really lend itself to being a top ski touring region. The view from the Gran Paradiso itself is one of the best panoramas in the alps. 90% of the climb to the top of Gran Paradiso is on skis and there is a short, easy rocky scramble to the very top.
Every day we have chosen peaks with top quality skiing down to some of our favorite mountain huts – afterall, the hardwork put in going up should be rewarded!
Clicking on the 'Book Now' button opposite, will open a new tab/window in your browser and direct you to our online tour booking system. Here you can check the course dates and availability
Course Details
We usually start these tours at our base in Chamonix where we get acclimatised and go over the skills needed to ski tour to the summit of the Grand Paradiso. We then travel through the Mont Blanc tunnel into the Aosta Valley where we start the 2 day summit push.
Further Information.
What's included
- Guides fees and expenses
- Chalet accommodation with B&B and packed lunch
- mountain huts at full-board (with packed lunch & boiled water)
What's not included
- Transport to/from Chamonix
- Equipment rental
- Travel insurance
- Uplifts according to itinerary
- Evening meals when in Chamonix
Who is this for?
This Gran Paradiso ski tour is ideal for those fit offpiste skiers who are keen to try their hand at multi day ski touring. Some previous experience of day tours is a good idea. The days are not too long, the packs are relatively light and the ski descents are excellent and there is a welcome hotel night in the middle! This tour will also appeal to the more seasoned ski tourer, as the terrain offers great skiing and great views, with the bonus of skiing the highest peak entirely in Italy.
Accommodation and huts
They are basic but comfortable. They can cater for vegetarians. Food is usually on a set menu basis (3 course in the evening, hot drink and bread/jam/cereal for breakfast). Often there is no running water and so you have to buy water to drink and wash with (no showers). You can usually buy tea, coffee, wine, beer, soft drinks, chocolate bars and snacks. Sleeping arrangements are normally dormitory style bunkbeds (eg 6 people on the bottom, 6 on the top) with blankets or duvets. Slippers are provided by huts to wear inside. You can expect a good atmosphere and a stunning view!
Typical Itinerary
Typical Itinerary
Saturday: Arrive in Chamonix and settle in to the chalet. We meet in the evening to discuss the plans for the week.
Sunday: Warm up day tour in Chamonix's Aiguilles Rouges. Overnight in Chamonix.
Monday: Early start and drive to Rhemes in Italy (75mins). Ascend Punta Pallato (3050m) and descend to Benevalo hut.
Tuesday: Ascend the Gran Vaudale (3400m) and ski to Rhemes – a great descent! Overnight in a hotel in Rhemes – restaurant, shower…
Wednesday: A well earned easy day. Drive to Pont and ascend to the Vittoria Emmanuel hut (2.5 hrs uphill).
Thursday: Ascend the Gran Paradiso (4061m), the highest mountain completely in Italy and a classic ski mountaineering peak. Ski to the Vittoria Emmanuel hut.
Friday: Ascend la Tresenta (3600m) and ski to Pont. Return to Chamonix.
Saturday: Departure
Good fitness will make it more fun and you'll get more out of your week! Although we will tailor the course
to your ability, we definitely recommend getting as fit as possible before you start. The process of training for your goal will help you focus on your goal – and having a goal will help you focus on your training. Ski mountaineering is all about being able to exercise at a moderate intensity for many hours (typically 5 to 12 hours) and your training should reflect this. Probably the best training is going for a long hill walk or cycle as this simulates the real thing as closely as possible and prepares the mind (exercising for long periods in poor weather requires mental strength!).
However not everyone has the opportunity to do this and so alternatives such as jogging, cycling and gym workouts are just as good. The focus should be on training Cardiovascular Endurance for long days in the mountains. For cardio cycling, running and rowing machines are much better than weight training, which you should try and exercise for up to a couple of
hours at a time, 4 times a week. Also yoga, swimming and Pilates help with core stability and balance, with squats and cycling a good way to strengthen your legs. Remember to build up your workouts over time. If you are not used to exercising much, your muscles and joints need time to build up to avoid injury. Try and choose an activity that you enjoy and keep a note of what you do and your times – this really helps with keeping the motivation up and preparing for the ski tour. If you are not used to training then your local gym will be able to advise you on a plan and schedule to help you achieve your goals. Remember training does not work overnight and the fittest athletes train as part of their lifestyles and have been doing it for years. Consider training for a good couple of months before coming out to the Alps.
Kit List
Unfortunately we can't recommend a specific brand and model for each item on the kit list, as what is available is constantly changing and, of course, different people are different shapes and sizes with different budgets! However, in general, we use and endorse Sherpa for clothing and Black Diamond for kit because in our experience they are excellent… If you go to a good retailers such as Snow & Rock, explain to them you will be back country skiing and they will be able to advise you on what is best for you. Bring this list with you…
Lastly, if necessary it is possible to rent most hardware items in Chamonix. You can hire boots too, but this is a last resort (no one likes uncomfortable boots).
1. Skis for off piste skiing – we recommend skis that you will enjoy skiing on, but are not too heavy/stiff. They should be 'fat' but not too fat. Wider skis make it easier to ski off piste, but too wide can be hard to control and hamper your technique progression. We would recommend an underfoot width of 80-90mm.
2. Poles –
3. Skins and ski crampons
4. Boots – these must fit and be comfortable. We feel it is best not to rent boots. Rather buy some and have them fitted professionally – this will make your week much more comfortable, fun and blister free! 'Fit' is more important than whether a boot is 'stiff enough' or not.
5. Rucksack – 40-50l. with ski straps
6. Water bottle
7. Transceiver, probe, shovel, harness with 1 screw gate karabiner (can be rented in Chamonix)
8. sunglasses, goggles, sunhat, sunscreen, lip salve/block
9. 3 sets socks and light coloured thermal tops
10. Lightweight Gore-Tex top/bottoms, warm hat, thick gloves, thin gloves
11. Insulating layers. I use a thin '100' weight fleece and a synthetic duvet jacket (thin).
12. Personal first aid – blister kit, ibuprofen.
13. Cash for additional hot drinks / snacks on the mountain
Remember kit should be lightweight but functional – you have to carry it! We can help with equipment rental in Chamonix.
Booking info
To find out more about our course, availability, or to ask any questions, please get in touch through the website or by phone on +33 (0)845 527 58 12.
We take a 20% deposit to secure your place on one of our courses, and we ask for the balance to be paid 6 weeks before the course start date.
We strongly recommend getting specialist travel insurance that covers cancellation, medical and mountain rescue.
Make sure that it covers glaciated mountaineering and climbing/ skiing. We recommend the Dogtag (www.dogtag.co.uk) – they have comprehensive policies and a good reputation.
Getting to Chamonix
It is best to book flights and airport transfers well in advance of your departure.
Easyjet have many cheap flights to Geneva from all over the UK. Swiss Air have cheap and convenient flights from London to Geneva.
Booking a place on a minibus airport transfer service is by far the best way to get from Geneva airport to Chamonix (it takes about an hour or so, is cost effective and is a door to door service). We can book your airport transfers at a competitive rate – just email us with your flight details…
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Italian protest movements and their international dimension after 1968: a comparative historical approach
The chair of History of Italian foreign policy - Department of Political Sciences, Law and International Studies (University of Padua) invite scholars to submit research paper proposals dealing with the International political culture of protest actors from the late 1960s to the 1980s.
During the second half of the 1960s, among the younger generations – especially in the Western world – there appeared a growing consciousness of the dramatic changes which were characterizing the international situation, as well as of the economic and social changes that had shaped their countries. The protest movements in the US and in Western Europe had as primary targets of their activities, not only their own governments, but also their foreign policies. The protest against US involvement in Vietnam shaped the second half of the 1960s and the first half of the 1970s and, although local Western Communist parties played an important role in organizing manifestations (e.g. pro North Vietnam campaigns), the impact was wider and deeper than what the Communist parties could achieve. Moreover the Vietnam war was not the only international issue which characterised the interest of the protest movements and their initiatives involved opposition to other forms of western "imperialism", the activities non-governmental bodies such as the multinationals, the survival of fascist regimes in Europe (e.g. Spain and Portugal) or the creation of right-wing military regimes in Europe and in Latin America (e.g. Greece and Chile), neo-colonialism, etc.
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Number of appeals starts out low in Erie County reassessment
Mary Watson and Jim Timon are close neighbors on Erie's West Front Street, but they are well apart in their experiences with Erie County's property reassessment.
Watson's informal review lowered the assessed value of her house. She said she is not certain she will file an appeal to try to get it reduced more.
Timon has already filed an appeal. His informal review netted no change to the assessed value of his property, which is set to increase by 132 percent over the previous value, established in the 2003 reassessment.
Timon said he would like a reduction that matches Watson's.
"I figure just about the same thing," he said.
Timon, so far, is in the minority of property owners.
As reassessment enters its final stage, and the Erie County Board of Tax Assessment Appeals starts hearing cases, the number of appeals filed to date is low -- about 600 as of Friday, the Erie County Assessment Bureau said.
The Assessment Bureau established a series of staggered deadlines for appeals, with the final deadline being Aug. 11. The bureau is expecting the number of appeals to grow by then.
But officials said they believe the final number of appeals will be lower than the 5,218 filed in the 2003 reassessment, the first in the county since 1969. The main reason, they said, is that the Assessment Bureau in this reassessment scheduled a large number of informal reviews -- 16,876 -- and made changes, virtually all of them reductions, in 78 percent of the cases, according to bureau figures. The county has 122,510 properties, 117,600 of which are taxable.
"Because of the high amount of changes that took place, we are seeing less formal appeals, which is a good thing. Formal appeals are expensive," said Scott Maas, director of the Assessment Bureau.
The informal reviews, which ran from March through June and were conducted by Assessment Bureau staffers, were free.
A formal appeal, which goes before a three-member board, costs the property owner a fee of at least $50. The county pays $125 per appeal session -- which typically includes 12 hearings -- to the person who chairs a board, and $100 to the other two board members.
Maas said property owners' preparation contributed to the high percentage of the informal reviews that ended in reductions of assessed value, with a lower value translating to lower property taxes. Maas said many property owners presented detailed information about their homes and businesses, and those of their neighbors.
In many cases, Maas said, "the information they brought to use was valid. It made sense, and that helps us with what we are trying to do here, which is get the right value."
Erie County Council Chairman Phil Fatica is council's liaison to the county Assessment Bureau. He said he continues to be satisfied with how Maas and his 20-member staff conducted the reassessment, which is expected to cost the county $2 million to $2.5 million -- about half of the $4.5 million the county paid a contractor, Cole Layer Trumble, of Dayton, Ohio, to conduct the 2003 reassessment.
"The process has been very transparent," Fatica said. Based on the number of people who asked for informal reviews -- 14 percent of all property owners -- and the number of formal appeals filed so far, "most people are saying, 'It is pretty much in line,'" Fatica said of a property's assessed value.
Jack Mehler, an Erie lawyer who handles assessment appeals, said the number of informal reviews that led to changes is encouraging, and illustrates the amount and quality of the information available to property owners who attended the reviews. He also said he found the Assessment Bureau staff to be open to reviewing that information.
As for the number of final appeals, "We have miles to go before we are sure," Mehler said. "And I think many people are going to file at the last minute."
On West Front Street, Mary Watson, who saw her assessed value reduced during the informal appeal, said she realized the value was going to increase. As the Erie Times-News reported in April, properties along West Front Street and other waterfront properties were generally undervalued in the 2003 reassessment.
The assessed value of Watson's 708-square-foot house at 359 W. Front St., built in 1954, was set to jump 132 percent, to $96,200 from $41,560. After the informal review, the Assessment Bureau dropped the new assessed value to $74,300 -- an increase of 79 percent.
"It is better," said Watson, 69. "I told them about the size of the house, being small."
Next door, at 355 W. Front St., the assessed value of Jim Timon's 1,087-square-foot house, built in 1872, also increased 132 percent -- to $100,600 from $43,410.
Timon, 80, said the assessor at the informal review said a reduction was not warranted. He said he is looking forward to better results from a formal appeal.
"I hope so," he said.
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This came to mind because I'm cleaning out closets and coming across boxes and boxes of tapes and slides...
Back when the boys started playing, cassettes were a big breakthrough. For years, mailing them around the country was a huge part of the scene. Now you can often download a show right after it's been played, or watch it in real time from thousands of miles away. Things we could only dream of a couple of decades ago are now routine--not just real-time setlists, real-time video for all to see. In the olden days you had to send your film to the lab and wait with bated breath to see if that great shot turned out the way you hoped; now you can not only tell then and there, but you can send it to the world. With special effects.
What are you recording/listening/entrusting images to these days? Do you miss the old-school stuff? Are there devices you can't do without?
Look on the B&H Audio Video site online. Great deals, depending on time of year & seasonal sales, or on newness of which unit you're looking for.
The slide and film units are also cheaper than the multi-format ones that will scan print & photos too.
Most of these external special purpose devices are Mac/Windoze neutral, w the bonus that they'll usually work better on the Macs and don't require special driver files (dll) to operate.
Probably in the $100-200 range for one that will do 35 mm slides & negatives w good resolution & reasonable scan times. There are many decent free-ware or one time pay photo & image editors for Mac as well. ;)
Hello, I am looking to build a collection as well. I only have 15 tapes to my name so far. I am looking for any era, any type tape (maxwell or otherwise), aud, sb, fob, etc. if anyone has any part of their collection or extras or duplicates that they would be willing to part with, please let me know. I am willing to pay s&h. I thought I'd ask here first rather than eBay or clist. PM if you like
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I am a cassette enthusiast when it comes to Dead shows. If anyone out there has a surplus of shows on cassette that are taking up too much space, let me know and maybe I can help! Preferably Maxell II's (not sure I spelled that right). See you in Chicago!!
You might check out online for a cassette to digital converter and put them on CD before you toss them. There are some inexpensive ones but it looks like they just convert to mp3 which won't impress the collecting world. Probably something out there that will convert to FLAC for you. Then you still have the music and can toss the tapes or stick them in the attic for some future archaeologist to find!
hopefully, I'm not being an idiot and replying to the wrong topic, but I came on here to ask for suggestions as to what to do with old tapes. I can't really bear to throw them away. but I never listen to them and they take up space. I'd probably give them away if I knew someone who wanted them.
Now that I think about it, I should probably review each one to make sure there aren't any gems that aren't readily available on the internet or on an official release.
I have a Sony DTC-ES60 DAT Machine purchased new for a pretty penny, close to a grand paid back in '96. Carefully packed and stored. I have it listed on eBay with the original manual and remote. One owner, used sparingly.
It has been personally tested and it works great! I also have a box of DAT tapes to throw in as well. Check it out if you are interested. I also have a Tascam CD-RW5000 Professional cd recorder and a Sony D-8 Digital recorder for $40 listed in my other items!
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preferably Mac-friendly, high res, scratch/dust correction, etc.?
By "affordable" I'm talking less than $500 and preferably less than $300. I've got piles and piles of slides and film, like 4+ decades' worth. Including hundreds of Dead pics, of course.
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Lavie Tidhar's 'Osama' was voted the year's best fantasy novel this weekend at the World Fantasy Convention in Toronto. It won over stiff, worth competition that include Jo Walton's "Among Others," which had already won this year's Hugo and Nebula Awards; George R.R. Martin's "A Dance With Dragons," the latest installment in his "A Song of Fire and Ice" series; and Stephen King's "11/22/63," a popular and bestselling Kennedy assassination time-travel tale.
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American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
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'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
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CocoCay, formerly Little Stirrup Cay, is an island in the Bahamas' Berry Island chain. Located between Freeport and Nassau, it provides 140 acres of private beaches, shopping and activities exclusively for passengers of Royal Caribbean, which has leased the island since 1990. Celebrity Cruises, which is owned by Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd., also makes calls there.
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Officials who ran a youth center in a northern Indiana city are trying to decide their next step five months after the building was damaged by fire.
Sections of the building in downtown Elkhart that formerly housed Lifeline Youth for Christ are scheduled to be demolished Monday.
Lifeline executive director Darrell Peterson told The Elkhart Truth negotiations have begun to build a new center. The old one was severely damaged in a fire last September. Only the gymnasium was believed to be usable.
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Importance Disk battery ingestion is common in the pediatric population, with over 50 000 ingestions reported annually. In the upper aerodigestive tract, consequences of such ingestions vary widely from superficial mucosal ulcerations to death from erosion through vital structures. This report describes a battery ingestion complication, vocal cord paralysis, to our knowledge not previously described in the otolaryngology literature.
Observations We describe a patient who presented with biphasic stridor and drooling after upper esophageal disk battery ingestion. The battery was removed 5 hours after ingestion, but stridor with respiratory distress persisted. To stabilize the airway, a tracheotomy was performed after a several-week period of inpatient observation. Two years after ingestion, the patient is tracheostomy dependent.
Conclusions and Relevance Disk battery ingestion has the potential for recurrent laryngeal nerve damage and vocal cord paralysis. Expeditious battery removal and long-term care are crucial for successful ingestion management, as ingestion complications can be significant.
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Oh that would be very fun.. I second that idea. :clapping:
I think you liked this Springbuck a lot.
Agree 100% genetics and habitat plays the big role.
Weird. Blesbok horns pointing forward
Add inches if you will.
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The Kudu in the first pic would be the one I want the most with the third Kudu as a very close contender(very hard to choose between them really and I would be very happy with either of them). Kudu in second pic comes far behind the other 2 for me.
So you would pick, A or B but not C...
I'll wait for a couple more and give it away...
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I think my choice would be A or C, but not B if the order is A B C
As said earlier, I don't care about inches, so I am not bothered to guess about that
I like the shape of the horns of the first(A) the most
The third(C) looks like the oldest most worn down animal and the second(B) looks like it is rather young even if the horns are long with ivory tips, but I am far from being a Kudu expert and don't really have much of a clue other than what impression I get when looking at the pics
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All are dead so I guesss all are grood choices.
I say 3 - 1 - 2 oldest to youngest
Agreed, that is an amazing animal.
Brickburn!!!!!!! We need your help!!!!
I can get a couple together in the morning but for now I am cooking for the missus and my little one... Aaaahhhh the joys!
Appreciate it while I'm here though!
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Maybe he is to busy buying kitchens
Mmm ja Kudu 3 probably 10 " of more smaller than 1 but a very good example of Jaco's point ...
The :cook2: looks the youngest in C most overgrown in B and the most current in A ..... I would probably be a better judge on the Cook than on the Kudu .... Remember not in prime anymore ... Eyes are failing .
I am taking first one as the biggest but second oldest and 56" the second one as the youngest and about 53".The third as either the same age as the first or just alittle older.He gets shoot just because how wide he is.I am saying 52" on him
fredi I would say this is what I like and kind of what you posted also.First ram myson shot I think was young but was heavy horned and very nice.The second I took and is longer and older.
My goal would be to have my son take all 4 and get to as near as the one I shoot size and shape wise.
I'd go with A, deep curls get my attention. If it had spread like C, it'd be even better, but I'd take it as is with a big grin on my face.
What if I was to say that all 3 bulls were within 2 inches of one another so from the largest to the smallest there is no more than a two" difference....
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My choice would still be the same. While I'd be curious to know the overall measurement, I can't see being disappointed.
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