Now, if you’re a bit squeamish about seeing coursity written down, don’t watch the video here. Don’t let your kids watch it, unless they’re too young to read.
There is no real reason to run it, but Ryanair does fly to Turin and Grenoble, two airports best suited for visiting Serre Chevalier.
Of the two I’d say Turin, nicer roads and probably not going to be affected by a strike, the French side have cost me money twice by doing such a thing, so twice bitten.
I don’t really have a problem with Ryanair, especially as there’s no real choice, if you want that kind of stuff go to ihateryanair.org, it would seem as if you’re in a wheelchair you get treated badly, but that’s only likely going home from a skiing holiday really.
There is a second flight from Stanstead to Turin a day now, as well as the 06.55, arrives 10am, a 16.55 gets in at 8pm. They seem to have balanced the price now, the later one was a lot more, but they probably know getting to Stanstead for the early one is a bit of a trouble, so don’t count on a deal.
Getting here is a doddle, just get the Alpine transfer that connects with flights to either Turin or Grenoble, it’s marvelous.
What an upbeat blog today – happy Mel?
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