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At an altitude of over 2200 meters above sea level on top of the Crap Sogn Gion mountain, 31 athletes participated in the LAAX Highline World Championships, competing in the disciplines of Freestyle Highline and Speed Highline pic.twitter.com/aYfI9nAbdB
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