Thanks for adding that – interesting stuff. Favourite days really do stick out hey. I have never really scored any big days at St Anton to be honest but that is more bad luck than probability, Innsbruck for me has served up some great days over recent winters and powder skiing in both October and June on local glaciers in recent seasons has meant hours of untracked action. I am really split on the whole issue of lift development – they almost always add to the volume of mountain users but also invariably improve the guest experience. Sainte Foy in France or the Krippenstein Freeride Arena in Austria both have limited lift infrastructure; on the face of it, it implies a limited ski experience but as the locals know all too well, that is the magic of these places – it is about coming down, not getting up that is the real prize. So often you read ski guides running down a place with slow or limited lifts, try telling a Stuben or La Grave local that their area sucks because of old lifts, they will laugh you off the mountain. For the local it is long live the antiquated 2 chair, whilst for the visitor it is more get me up the mountain quickly and in comfort.