Thursday, 31 March 2011
Pineberries
Pineberries are now on sale at Waitrose (and will be on sale for five weeks only). They look like a white strawberry or a cross between a strawberry and raspberry, but are smaller and tastes very different. I am a sucker for all berries, so I got mine today, and they are very sweet and juicy! Have you tried them yet?
Labels:
food and drink
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Monday, 28 March 2011
Sunday, 27 March 2011
The Arch & strolling in the Spring sunshine
After we spent the night in a fab boutique hotel a stones throw away from our apartment (why?... why not! LOL), we had brunch in a newly discovered Greek cafe on George Street (fab salads!), and then went for a lovely walk in the Spring sunshine:
Labels:
Lifestyle,
London,
toddler Sean
Friday, 25 March 2011
The loft apartment
Bedroom number one with a large walk in close, perfect for all the skiing equipment
Both bedrooms had a flat screen TV and a door out to the balcony
Large stone tiles and marble sink and bath
Hot towels were provided every day
Bedroom no two en suite
Bedroom number two
Lots of cosy wood panelling all over the apartment
large balcony outside facing the slopes
TV/log fire/lounge area. The log fire was cleaned daily and topped up with new logs
Kitchen
Dining area
A Nespresso machine with varieties of coffee capsules to choose from
Labels:
Courchevel,
travel and leisure
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Monday, 21 March 2011
Sunday, 20 March 2011
Saturday, 19 March 2011
Le Bel Air Mountain Restaurant
Yesterday I took Sean and Mum in the gondola lift up to Le Bel Air Restaurant where we met up with Bear who had booked an outdoor table for us during the very busy lunch hours.
Its really such a great mountain restaurant with a fabulous south-facing three-tiered terrace and with breath taking views over the Courchevel valley.
On a sunny day like it was, its a beautiful spot for a long lunch with some alcoholic beverages (or to nurse an existing hangover), sunbathing and watch the skiers go by.
The service there is excellent and its at the best location for non skiers like Mum and Sean, as it can be reached by foot from the gondola lift's arrival point. Need I say we stayed there for a very long time?! :-)
Its really such a great mountain restaurant with a fabulous south-facing three-tiered terrace and with breath taking views over the Courchevel valley.
On a sunny day like it was, its a beautiful spot for a long lunch with some alcoholic beverages (or to nurse an existing hangover), sunbathing and watch the skiers go by.
The service there is excellent and its at the best location for non skiers like Mum and Sean, as it can be reached by foot from the gondola lift's arrival point. Need I say we stayed there for a very long time?! :-)
Labels:
Courchevel,
food and drink,
travel and leisure
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