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    A Bit Like Norway

    Arctic Norway comes up with the goods - but when it's good, so does skiing back in Scotland...

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    A Bit Like Norway

    Directed by Peter MacKenzie 2015 6 min
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    A Highland freeskier and friends head off on a dream trip, freeride ski-mountaineering in Arctic Norway, only to find that the wild skiing in the northern outposts of the British Isles has more than a little in common with the Lyngen superlatives of its Scandinavian cousins.

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    A Bit Like Norway

    A Highland freeskier and friends head off on a dream trip, freeride ski-mountaineering in Arctic Norway, only to find that the wild skiing in the northern outposts of the British Isles has more than a little in common with the Lyngen superlatives of its Scandinavian cousins.

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