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Videos of the Week #15 2019/20 | Viva Italia!

...and the southern side of the Alps and Herzogrinne!

03/06/2020
Sebastian Müller
Italy will survive and, despite the recent crisis, is coming back to life in the powder! We enjoy neve pulverosa and canale and canalone, and hereby show our solidarity with the southern side of the Alps. At least that's how it initially appears on the video... The fresh snow is sometimes sparsely reflected in moving images. So soon we had to pull out some gems, and finally, as is so typical, a PG-Conditions reporter and steep face skier completes this episode, and how!

Marco back in powder

With cereal bowl and phone at the wheel, what would the Carabinieri say! Bravo, neve pulverosa trovato!

Bon ragazzo en Canale Holzer en condizione dure

Date of publication != date of recording and topicality != quality

Freeflo found to be sooo good in Slovenia

Nuova scoperta Carlo Cosi en Gran Vernel en 2014

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"Deep storytelling and steep skiing" de Carlo en Canalone Oppel

Line of the year - Herzogrinne by chevchelios

As is so often the case, the last to decorate and complete here is a hidden gem of the PG community, siehe CR-Report #463

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    Sebastian Müller

    I grew up skiing in the Bavarian Forest and then, during my college years, I became a freerider and ski tourer. When I arrived in Trieste in 2019, I had to admit that skis with a 115mm waist width aren’t always the best choice in the Dolomites and the Julian Alps. I’ve been working for Powderguide since 2019 as a meteorologist, developer of PG-Weather, and former ski video specialist. Val Saisera is my favorite place for ski touring. I bake bread, apple strudel, and frico.

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