perisher

Poor little perisher, died of drink, and you know something?

Was he a grand old man or a proper perisher?

At the 2006 census, Perisher Valley had a population of 136 people.

"The little perisher just plain didn't think of it."

Perisher Valley is situated at 1720m above sea level.

The four resort bases of Perisher had their origins as separate ski resorts, which developed between 1939 and 1987.

We shared a cabin during our first perisher.' '

Did you see that rotten perisher, searchin' me clothes?

Development continued and Mount Perisher Double Chair was opened in 1962.

In 1991, he researched anterior cruciate ligament injuries at the Perisher ski fields.

Coombes- and Farge had shared the same conventional perisher four years ago.

He had certainly changed from the man Farge had known during that March perisher.

'Have you been a bad boy, you little perisher?'

Perisher consists of 48 lifts.

In the winter of 1953 the first oversnow transport operated to Perisher Valley.

The resort complex is known commercially as Perisher Ski Resort.

The summit of Mount Perisher above the village reaches 2054m of altitude.

The course, still run, is known as the "perisher" due to its high failure rate, and that failure means an end to a career on submarines.

Guthega is now part of Perisher Blue.

It traverses snowy wilderness areas and provides access to the Perisher Ski Resort.

After the opening of the first chairlift, T-bar expansion and rope tows, the Perisher area thrived.

Perisher may refer to:

Blue Cow is one of the four resort bases within Perisher, Australia's largest ski resort.

The highest lifted point is the Mt Perisher Double Chair at 2034m.

A passing loop is located before entering the tunnel, which climbs on a 12.5 percent gradient to the Perisher Valley terminal.