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Cam travels to Maine's Carrabassatt Valley to ride with two-time Olympic gold medalist Seth Wescott. From fat bikes to deep pow, Seth will show Cam the place that made him into snowboarder he is and all the things that keep him there year after year.
Cam travels to Maine's Carrabassatt Valley to ride with two-time Olympic gold medalist Seth Wescott. From fat bikes to deep pow, Seth will show Cam the place that made him into snowboarder he is and all the things that keep him there year after year.
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