It's . . . . .

I say! That's a bit steep, what?

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Because everything does.

HTH

 

I suppose you could make an exception for mountains with roads up them.

 

When I was in the Auvergne a few year ago, I drove up to quite near the
summit of Mont de Mezenc - nice dry road, blazing sunshine - then parked and
trudged up to the top in hip-deep snow. Brilliant, it was. This would have
been around Easter time, though.

 

You've got a perfectly good mtb.

 

Well, I hope it's really nice and sunny in January.

 

Yeah, it's an uphill struggle

 

I've never skied, probably never will. Snow is just an inconvenience
to me.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Champ

Quite so.

Not a helipad on any of them.

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Helicopter. You can use helicopters to climb mountains.

 

They're also quite useful for flat-packing yourself.

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Genuine LOL

Quite a common belief in parachuting circles!

 

Only if you forget that they've got more than one rotor.