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No Man’s Land: Outdoor film fest lands in Middlebury
February 6, 2025
Watching pretty much any outdoor sports film riles up an energy; a feeling of “I’m doing this.” It’s like you’re plummeting down that craggy pitch and carving wide into a cloud of untracked powder; you’re launching a bike high over that mountain stream; you’re inhaling the thin air of those high peaks.
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