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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-04-07 09:11Pamps
Hi AllWe went to pamps 2 years ago & learned to ski, We plan to go back there this year but have heard how much it has all changesd does any one have any photo's of all the
changes/new developments. Has it spoiled pamps at all.
thanks
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We were there in 2006, then returned in 2007. There was a lot of building work happening around the lower slopes - a huge complex was being built right at the side of the bottom green run. There were also a couple of new runs.
The queues for the gondolas were a lot longer than the previous year, but I think that was down to the lack of snow lower down - everyone was using the mid station gondola to go back to the top because you couldn't ski right down to the bottom.
So no, we didn't ...
The queues for the gondolas were a lot longer than the previous year, but I think that was down to the lack of snow lower down - everyone was using the mid station gondola to go back to the top because you couldn't ski right down to the bottom.
So no, we didn't ...
We were there in 2006, then returned in 2007. There was a lot of building work happening around the lower slopes - a huge complex was being built right at the side of the bottom green run. There were also a couple of new runs.
The queues for the gondolas were a lot longer than the previous year, but I think that was down to the lack of snow lower down - everyone was using the mid station gondola to go back to the top because you couldn't ski right down to the bottom.
So no, we didn't think Pamps had been spoiled - not yet anyway. We're returning in 2008 - presumably all those buildings will now be finished. Hopefully, someone will have had the good sense to realise that a big part of Pamps's attraction is its traditional, village-type atmosphere. It would be a real shame to see it being over-developed and turning into something else.
The queues for the gondolas were a lot longer than the previous year, but I think that was down to the lack of snow lower down - everyone was using the mid station gondola to go back to the top because you couldn't ski right down to the bottom.
So no, we didn't think Pamps had been spoiled - not yet anyway. We're returning in 2008 - presumably all those buildings will now be finished. Hopefully, someone will have had the good sense to realise that a big part of Pamps's attraction is its traditional, village-type atmosphere. It would be a real shame to see it being over-developed and turning into something else.
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that lovely view across the mountains beside the concrete tunnel is now gone as hotels have been built
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Steve I loved that bit too mate. Just us you came round the vista opened up. One of the best views in Pamps that.re: Pamps
Never saw it - going too fast
PP
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Stop it
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Lizzi, already happeningre: Pamps
There is no stopping of developments in BG for the future.
Watched 'Grand design' few days ago.To build a house in the forest almost impossible in UK doesnt matter what-even if you manage to build one you cannot sell it-it is worthless at that stage.
This is the way for protecting the environment.
Planning permission in these areas in UK --- mission impossible.
In BG --the opposite-building a House(sorry a massive complex with hundreds of flats) is easy job just splash the cash and ...
Watched 'Grand design' few days ago.To build a house in the forest almost impossible in UK doesnt matter what-even if you manage to build one you cannot sell it-it is worthless at that stage.
This is the way for protecting the environment.
Planning permission in these areas in UK --- mission impossible.
In BG --the opposite-building a House(sorry a massive complex with hundreds of flats) is easy job just splash the cash and ...
There is no stopping of developments in BG for the future.
Watched 'Grand design' few days ago.To build a house in the forest almost impossible in UK doesnt matter what-even if you manage to build one you cannot sell it-it is worthless at that stage.
This is the way for protecting the environment.
Planning permission in these areas in UK --- mission impossible.
In BG --the opposite-building a House(sorry a massive complex with hundreds of flats) is easy job just splash the cash and the permissions are given straight away.the infrastructure -only if there is any money left.
It is going to take at least genetation to realise the mistakes and another one to correct them
Watched 'Grand design' few days ago.To build a house in the forest almost impossible in UK doesnt matter what-even if you manage to build one you cannot sell it-it is worthless at that stage.
This is the way for protecting the environment.
Planning permission in these areas in UK --- mission impossible.
In BG --the opposite-building a House(sorry a massive complex with hundreds of flats) is easy job just splash the cash and the permissions are given straight away.the infrastructure -only if there is any money left.
It is going to take at least genetation to realise the mistakes and another one to correct them
