Apres Ski original pen and ink and watercolour illustration by Rosie Brooks

Après ski is a term used to describe the social activities and entertainment that take place after a day of skiing or snowboarding in the mountains. It typically involves gatherings at bars, restaurants, or other venues where skiers and snowboarders can relax, socialize, and enjoy food and drinks. Après ski activities may include live music, dancing, games, or other forms of entertainment. In many ski resorts, après ski is an important part of the overall skiing experience and is enjoyed by both locals and visitors alike.

A hot tub is a large tub or pool filled with hot water used for relaxation, hydrotherapy, or socializing. Hot tubs can be made of various materials, such as wood, acrylic, or fiberglass, and can be either indoor or outdoor. They typically have jets that release water to provide massage and hydrotherapy to the body.

Hot tubs can have a range of health benefits, including easing muscle tension, promoting relaxation, and reducing stress. They can also improve circulation, relieve pain, and enhance sleep quality. Hot tubs are often used in spas and hotels, as well as in private homes. When using a hot tub, it is important to follow proper safety precautions, including monitoring water temperature and cleanliness, and avoiding prolonged exposure to the hot water.