Five crews traveled across Europe, the Pacific Northwest, Japan, and Alaska to capture record-breaking snowfall during the winter of 2012.
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Five crews traveled across Europe, the Pacific Northwest, Japan, and Alaska to capture record-breaking snowfall during the winter of 2012.
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In the winter of 2012, the Absinthe crew split into smaller groups to maximize their snowboarding opportunities. They traveled to various locations, including Europe, the Pacific Northwest, Japan, and Alaska, adapting to the erratic snowfall. New riders joined the team, and the crew captured their experiences on film. The strategy paid off, resulting in record-breaking snowfalls and intense sessions across diverse terrains. The documentary presents a vivid account of their winter adventures and the challenges they faced.
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Why Watch
- See record-breaking snow in Europe and Alaska
- Meet new riders joining the Absinthe crew
- Follow the Absinthe crew's global snow adventures
Did You Know
- The Absinthe crew split into smaller groups to improve their chances in 2012.
- Record-breaking snowfall was tapped into across Europe and Alaska.
- The film features new riders who joined the crew during the winter of 2012.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the strategy used by the Absinthe crew in winter 2012?
The Absinthe crew employed a dual strategy of hustling and hunkering down, splitting up into smaller groups to increase their chances of finding good snow.
Which regions did the Absinthe crew focus on during the winter of 2012?
They focused on Europe, the Pacific Northwest, Japan, and Alaska.
What was notable about the snowfall in winter 2012?
Winter 2012 experienced erratic snowfall, making it necessary for the crew to adapt their approach to snowboarding.
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