SNOW AND SAND
Snow and sand? Yes, you can have both and don’t need to fly anywhere. As usual for my birthday, I prefer to spend the weekend skiing. This year, we...
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A long weekend, and it happened to be …..
We spent a long weekend in Durango, CO. We like Durango a lot, so driving up to the New Mexican/Colorado border was a pleasure. It is a beautiful scenic...
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365 in 2019
Most of you know what 365 means. If not, here is the explanation. During one year, each day, you take one picture. That means I carried my small camera with me...
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Zermatt: a Gastronomical Experience
Zermatt’s mountain restaurants are blessed with a winning combination of excellent cuisine, incredible views and the charm of alpine farm buildings. They are also regarded by many as the...
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Zermatt for your body and soul
In early January of this year, Cindy and I went to Zermatt. It’s one of our favorite places in the world to Ski. What makes Zermatt so special?...
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A Weekend of Sharing and Reflecting
For many years, the first weekend of the New Year has meant a trip to Stowe, Vermont for Cindy and me for the annual FCS Race For Kids (Financial...
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Santa Fe and Taos Ski Valley
Let’s go for a ski vacation to New Mexico. New Mexico? Doesn’t NM border Mexico? Isn’t it famous for deserts? Yep, but let’s go anyway. Cindy and...
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Charity and Skiing
.. when do you feel good? You feel good whenever you are around friends and family and enjoy a fine dinner. You feel good whenever you are able to...
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Skiing in the Swiss Alps, Zermatt. – Part 2: Food
In my last blog you saw the wonderful mountains around Zermatt. As I wrote, skiing is just one part of the beauty of being in Zermatt. Food is another...
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Skiing in the Swiss Alps, Zermatt. – Part 1: Skiing
Zermatt, in the canton Valais, has a population of 5800 inhabitants, an elevation of 1608 m (5,276ft) above sea level, and first appeared on a map in 1495. Its...
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