It seems every day we're waking up later and later, the concept of us being on holiday is actually sinking in. During the day we decided to venture out again and head to the port. 3 days of skiing and we don't sustain any injuries, yet a walk to town sends us slipping and sliding everywhere. Making it back in one piece, we prepare for the nights activities!

" today I dont feel like doing anything, I just wanna lay in my beeeedd..." We were all cheerfully woken up today to the musical stylings of Bruno mars, as sung by Nomes, on repeat. Today was the planned day of nothingness. After 3 days of skiing our bodies were sore and in need of some well deserved rest. Miriam ( yes, we're on first name terms now) brought us our breakfast around noon, laughing with us at our lack of activity. Lol All was good and well until...

And so our last day of skiing commenced this morning with blue skies! There were some good photo moments, though by the afternoon the clouds and snowfall returned, (visibility score #5 on the nomes scale), and it was back to braving the antarctic winds. I had a spectacular fall down a green slope, very Hollywood-esque. There was a recurring pattern today though, everyone kept losing their skis on the chairlifts which then involved a team effort of arm linking t...

Day 2 of skiing and we've come to some realisations: the sun rising at 9.30 is still surreal, they are big on their dulce de leche here, and the argentinians love to snowboard. We've never seen this many boarders on the alps, I guess things really are the other way around here. Nonetheless the atmosphere here is very European, with the bars on the slopes serving continental breakfasts and pizza, pasta, vegetable soups! The morning ski conditions were difficult, ...

First morning up at 7am to the sound of innas 'sun is up' ( courtesy of nomes phone music library), ironically the sun wasn't up at all. On the contrary it was still pitch black lol. Nonetheless less, it was time for carpe diem, and we headed downstairs to find Miriam the guesthouse owner with a basket of fresh croissants, bread and coffee. The alps can suck it, this kind of service is unbelievable! Following our morning feast, the ski boots were on, the transfe...