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Combine different cultures and peoples through the common spirit of the mountain men. For these reasons and to discuss the future of ski mountaineering Franco Gionco, testimonial Paganella, cross country skiing and photographer is preparing for his upcoming flight to Seoul.
Wednesday 5 February 2014 2 minutes reading time
The departure is scheduled for early March. To accompany Franco Gionco during his trip there will be a journalist Duck-Yong Im, Korean, Italian by birth but by choice that is editorial coordinator of some historians Korean climbing magazine "Man and Mountain" and "Climber" .
THE sense of this trip is to merge the worlds of the mountain through the discovery and practice of ski mountaineering. This discipline is becoming more and more a global phenomenon, a way to share experiences and aspirations. The twinning Italy-Korea'' was created with the idea of ​​developing a project focused on this way of living the mountain and the true spirit of contemporary outdoor. A Gionco the important task of transferring skiers Korean'' s Italian experience, telling a portrait of our mountain and in particular Trentino Plateau and the Dolomites. The underlying message is that the mountain blends, unites and binds people who live there, even on different continents and distant, a partnership that aims to be a first step towards great opportunities for development of adventure in the snow, with a view attentive to the guidelines on the subject of international cultural performances, environment, human-nature relationship.
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