Cycling up and down the Galibier with the road cutting through some deep snow filmed with GoPro Max
gavinbay
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First off have to say that the GoPro 360 is most flattering in that the lens manages to make me look 15kgs lighter Laughing
Having cycled the Izoard and Granon already this week the forecast for the following day had a window of opportunity in the morning, and as I'd seen some photos of how the road cut through some impressive banks of snow up towards the Galibier, I decided to take my GoPro Max 360 to see what interesting 360 footage I could get while also attempting to make a bit of a commentary about the climb up there.
I should add that I only live 27km from the summit of the Galibier, 21km from the Izoard and the mighty Granon is more or less my back garden
The net result is the YouTube video below.
https://youtu.be/xa3Al3yILyc
Few stills from the video
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Having cycled the Izoard and Granon already this week the forecast for the following day had a window of opportunity in the morning, and as I'd seen some photos of how the road cut through some impressive banks of snow up towards the Galibier, I decided to take my GoPro Max 360 to see what interesting 360 footage I could get while also attempting to make a bit of a commentary about the climb up there.
I should add that I only live 27km from the summit of the Galibier, 21km from the Izoard and the mighty Granon is more or less my back garden
The net result is the YouTube video below.
https://youtu.be/xa3Al3yILyc
Few stills from the video
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Looks great, lucky you.0
