Learning to ski in one of Austria's highest skiable regions


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Solden is a good place for skiiers who are just beginning or out of practise. — UWE ZUCCHI/dpa

I love my children dearly but they are seldom more annoying than when they’re talking about skiing. From how much they love hurling themselves down black runs, to re-telling the story of the time even our ski instructor took to calling me “Mum”, followed by “Hurry up, Mum,” and then, unfortunately, “Where’s Mum?”.

It’s all very well being kids who learned how to ski young – it took my kids about three hours while I’ve never quite mastered it. So when the chance came to leave them and their over-confidence behind and go back to basics with like-minded friends who appreciate that a wise mind will try and stay at the top of a steep slippery slope rather than speed headfirst down it, I grabbed it.

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