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On skis and splitboards, Thomas Delfino and Aurel Lardy set out to cross the majestic High Tatras in Slovakia. More than just a sporting adventure, their journey is an encounter with the people who breathe life into these mountains, amid traditions, wild nature, and shared passion.
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On skis and splitboards, Thomas Delfino and Aurel Lardy set out to cross the majestic High Tatras in Slovakia. More than just a sporting adventure, their journey is an encounter with the people who breathe life into these mountains, amid traditions, wild nature, and shared passion.
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