Skiing Where the Snow Meets the Water's Edge | "LINE OF DESCENT" by Warren Miller Entertainment

Fernie, British Columbia, and the Lyngen Alps in Norway.... two places you wouldn't typically associate with one another, but they share one major thing in common... people with a deep love for all things skiing.
This segment from Warren Miller's "LINE OF DESCENT" reminds us that ski patrollers, no matter where they patrol, have a shared experience of hard work, rugged conditions, and adrenaline-pumping situations. Professional big mountain skiers, Kaylin Richardson and Marcus Caston, joined up with two ski patrollers from two distant parts of the globe in Norway, to carve their way through the stunning scenes and views of the Lyngen Alps. From the fjords, to the farms, to the far-reaching peaks, there's nothing quite like skiing with views like these.
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I live where this video takes place. Not flex but it's good skiing.

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What is the town called?

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637 views for such a great video is sad.

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Wow this is the dream!⛷

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Very beautiful video

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HH had done a high production value videos!

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Fire in the Hole . . .

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Patrol a-type personality? Noooo! 😂