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A fascinating document…Survey undertaken by SOLFOR SA, Geneva in March 1972. There were 1006 respondents
‘The other day my phone presented me a short movie based on photos from my season in Verbier 1987. Some of you asked for more, so here is a longer “man made” film…Verbier Diary 1987. I have today, 35 years later, contact with some of you who were there in 87 but most names have […]
Mark Smith ( Smithy ) Pub Mt Fort 80’s photos from the early 80’s from my time working at the Pub Mt Fort along side the great Willy ,Carlson, Steve ,Spud & Pyrett. Pam and I went back to Verbier in 2019 after a 37 year absence how the place has change but memories of […]
Lindsay’s 1998 photos of the Xtreme and the Patrouille des Glaciers featuring photos of the Bronze medal winners – Henrietta, Fiona & Andrea
Combat de reines – Le Châble 2019 Suivi de Margot et Terrible, vaches de Loïc Bérod et Mélissa Ütinger ——- Track: NIVIRO – Flashes [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds. Music Info: AShamaluevMusic – Epic Battle Trailer. Music Link: https://youtu.be/Qjh0OGDt58I Song Epic Battle Trailer-27169 Artist Aleksandr Shamaluev Album Epic Trailer Music Licensed to YouTube by […]
The gathering of individual farmer’s cows (race du Herens) called an Alpage to gather a herd for the summer alpine pastures. The cows are joined together where they naturally battle off to select a queen who will lead the herd to individual pastures during the summer
Cartoon of Francis de La Luge a much loved bar & restaurant
Photo taken by Cindy Menella. Katie Steven, Eric Napier and Chris in the telecabine.. It was April 1st, so we put together a lunch and some Fendant, put an “Out to Lunch” sign on the telecabine, and proceeded to go up and down from Le Chable to Attelas… hopping out to give glasses of Fendant […]
The sequel to Super Max 1. A madcap comedy film. Director: Philippe Bernard. Assistant Director: Claude Ammann. Camera: Trevor Avedissian

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