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17/09/2010
Issue 31

The new Courchevel Enquirer t-shirt

This week, while walking through town I was accosted by a young lady who, according to her t-shirt was working for Greenpeace. To be polite I stopped and talked to her. I was asked if I was a member of Greenpeace to which I replied in the negative. She then asked very nicely why I wasn’t and I couldn’t think of a suitable answer. If I had had a wilde-esq whit I might have joked I was head of the amalgamated union of baby seal clubbers, Amazonian loggers, Nuclear waste tippers and Japanese whalers. But I didn’t and as she had me locked in some sort of tractor beam with her cute gaze I had to make my (more pathetic) excuses and leave.

After years of experience there are always tell-tell signs of an approaching winter season. Like the first flakes of snow falling, the first issue of the Daily Mail ski and snowboard magazine appearing in WHSmiths marks the start of the escalation towards the day the lifts open in December. On that note there are only 32 days until the Metro London Ski Show where you find me selling eyewear for Snow and Rock. Followed by the Freeze festival at Battersea power station.

The editor

Ski Physio has a vacancy
for a full time Administrator / Receptionist based in Meribel. It requires someone with good organisational and communication skills. The job involves answering phones, dealing with enquiries, making bookings, liaising with Physios, patients, holiday reps and insurance companies aswell as some data inputting, processing payments and managing the online diary for the team of 14 physios. Any applicants should apply via the jobs page on www.ski-physio.com

New Enquirer t-shirts for sale
The Courchevel enquirer finally has it's own t-shirt. On a very limited print run of 29. The logo is printed on the front of a black fruit of the loom t-shirt bearing a slight resemblence to the Ramones iconic t-shirt.
Available in Small to XX-Large.
They're available from the online store.