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'Volcano bagging' ski film to premiere in Edinburgh
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'cano Bagging' - a 15-minute ski film by Scottish skier Blair Aitken - is to have its world premiere at the Edinburgh Mountain Film Festival on October 22.

Earlier this summer Blair, 25, jetted off to New Zealand with two fellow former members of the Scottish Ski Team: his brother Robin, 24, and Tom Hutchison, 22. They spent more than a month skiing two active volcanoes.

On New Zealand's North Island the trio filmed themselves climbing and skiing Ngauruhoe and Ruapehu, the country's highest volcano, which last erupted in 1997. "Ngauruhoe has a bubbling, muddy pool at the summit, while Ruapehu has a steaming volcanic lake" said Blair.

Read more about their exploits, and what inspired the idea, in this report from Scotsman.com.
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