skiing

Champagne Powder in the City

La Nina has hit with a vengeance the last few days with temperatures plummeting to minus 8C here in Vancouver. After a few flurries, today the snow has begun to lie on the ground. It's already a few inches deep. It's not the usual wet, white porridge that we typically get. This stuff is dry, and finely grained. The kind of snow that skiers dream about.

Now why didn't we get this kind of snow a year ago? Might have saved us a heap of money in trucking snow in from the interior for the 2010 Olympics.

Vancouver Most Expensive Ski Destination

Think the cost of living in Vancouver is getting expensive? You're not the only one. A recent survey of ski destinations worldwide for UK-based Virgin Money Travel Insurance recommended: "Skiers should give Vancouver a swerve if they want to stay in the black as the Canadian city is the most expensive destination."

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