We had a quiet day today to rest our muscles. Pete worked on the Tremadog guidebook and I learnt some more French.
By early afternoon I was getting cabin fever so I decided we should take a walk up the ‘other’ Cogne valley, the Valnontey valley, to check out the conditions of the routes up there. It is an easy enough valley walk with at least a couple of great looking routes fairly close to Valnontey to go at if the weather stays fine.
En route I practiced the art of Snow Angels.

Stopping off in Cogne on the way back we visited a heavenly little pasticceria and picked up one or two (or six) delicacies.



The snow looks great, you certainly earned your cakes Tish!! :yum: :yum:
But Pete only held the camera!! None for him until we have video proof of a 20 foot dive into a snow drift to make a “snow submarine” (new concept) 😀
Super cake choice 🙂
I had been thinking that your French will be excellent after 3 mois speaking it. Glad to hear you’re swotting!
The making of snow angels – I shall consider myself educated
Good cakeage too – does your trip need it’s own cake series?!