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The Flaine incline lift in France + DOUBLE WRAPPING at 6 MINS

All the usual detail for a mrmattandmrchay video. (Why the 2nd upload? Details at bottom). But if you've come here looking for details about FLAINE as a holiday destination, then here is some info for you: (From our holiday in Dec 2018)... INTERESTED IN FLAINE FOR A SKIING DESTINATION? READ HERE: We attended 5x dry-slope lessons before arriving, else you'd spend your whole holiday learning! It had been 30 years since I last went on a ski slope! We chose Flaine due to the number of Green slopes available and the quick and easy access to the slopes. In fact, from our apartment it was only a 5 minute walk! The whole town is a car-free zone, unless you have a permit. Flaine contains everything you need all in one village. It's not the most modern looking place with lots of concrete apartment blocks (see:    • Skiing resort of FLAINE - Old Ascense...  ) but this town dates back to the 1960s where it was converted to a skiing resort. Personally, I like brutalist concrete structures! THE AREA: There are two parts to Flaine, top and bottom. Top part contains mostly apartments and has a small shopping centre with bakery, and Spar shop. There is a incline lift that takes you down to the lower part of the town and I think there is also a bowling alley up here as well. There are two lifts (featured on my channel and this video) that take you from upper to lower parts. The lower part has a larger shopping centre, but we are not talking BIG here! Towards the lower skiing area is a much larger Spar type shop. SKI HIRE: These are everywhere, we received a 20% discount voucher from our accomodation reception, from the ski-hire shop next door. SKI AREAS: For free, you can start at the upper ski area, go up a ski-travelator, then the nursery slope back down. Or you can continue and ski for free all the way from the upper part to the lower part. To get back up, more ski-travelators and then basket lifts bring you (and your skis) to the upper part. This is all for free. Apart from a trip to the top of the mountain in the Gondola, we were actually content with what Flaine had to offer without buying a lift pass. This is probably because we are beginners, but others may like to use ALL the runs available. Unfortunately we cannot advise here, as we didn't use them! GETTING HERE: Fly to Geneva, then it's about 1.5 hours using one of many transportation companies. To start with, we were wondering (and getting slightly worried) if there was 'any' snow, until you go up and up the winding roads to Flaine, which I believe is the last town on the road. SECOND UPLOAD? If you received an email from the first video, I had to make it private as part of the video didn't render properly. Why? Well in Adobe Premiere, on the timeline I did some smooth zoom effects, enhanced the lighting, and to save messing it up later you can NEST the sequence. After it's nested, it appears on the timeline as a new clip (although, within the nesting you have all your effects). You can then make the window do other things, with the effects and zooms still within the nested clip. I use it a lot when I want this clip to move as a separate window. Those of you who know how powerful the Adobe range is will know that this software is REALLY good and it's far more professional that software that's designed for the average home user. And it hardly ever crashes - I use it ALL the time. Anyway, within a nested clip I applied stabilisation, but then I applied stabilisation for a second time out of the nested clip which messed up the rendering! I rushed the upload and didn't check the video until I activated it! Yes, that was a long story, but someone is bound to ask and that's why!