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GSNE - Girl Skate North East
Girl Skate North East is an ever-growing community dedicated to bringing women in skateboarding together. This documentary meets the women who are growing their very own skate scene in the North East, providing a safe space to practice, learn and have fun.
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Girl Skate North East is an ever-growing community dedicated to bringing women in skateboarding together. This documentary meets the women who are growing their very own skate scene in the North East, providing a safe space to practice, learn and have fun.
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