Narrated by Hall of Fame basketball player and television sportscaster Bill Walton with musicВ supervision by David Lemieux, audiovisual archivist and legacy manager for the Grateful Dead,В Fire On The Mountain features some of action sportsвЂ™ most legendary athletes: snowboardingвЂ™sВ Jeremy Jones, Danny Davis, Kimmy Fasani, surfing icon Rob Machado, and skiers MichelleВ Parker and Chris Benchetler. Found insideWith tips on why your alpine cakes are sinking or why your cookies are burning, this is the go-to resource to help readers fearlessly face their high-altitude kitchen or simply get in the outdoor spirit. Shot during a snow andВ surf road trip, the journey starts in California where the athletes embark on a mission into theВ mountains. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information. In its nine years of existence, the digital media company Flylords has become one of the. Lonely Planet is the largest travel publisher in the world with 500 titles, content published in 12 languages, and products in more than 150 countries.T-shirt colors are available in the best-selling black, the classic white, and many others. The Lonely Planet ecosystem includes television, digital assets on desktop and mobile, and 13 international magazine editions. Lonely Planet is the unrivaled leader in global travel content and one of the most trusted travel media brands in the world. For more information on TGR, visit, one of the leading online destinations and communities in action sports. TGR is a proud member of 1% For The Planet, BICEP, Surfrider Foundation, and Protect Our Winters. Known for its media and lifestyle products, TGR has significant production experience on all seven continents including commercial work, branded entertainment, original television programming, and 37 award-winning feature films. Since 1996, TGR has worked with the top athletes in their respective disciplines to capture, celebrate, and bring to life the passion and enthusiasm associated with action sports.

TGR co-founders, brothers Steve and Todd Jones, will retain their ownership interest and continue to lead TGR as co-CEOs in the companyвЂ™s Jackson Hole home. The two companies will continue to operate independently of one another while working closely to expand content and reach, providing TGR resources to grow and evolve in the changing media landscape with a focus on high-end content. TGR is part of a rapidly developing strategy of expanding Lonely PlanetвЂ™s global footprint, broadening its offerings in television and video, digital commerce, and original content. вЂњSynergies between adventure travel and high-end media content will expand the reach of both the Lonely Planet and TGR brands.вЂќ вЂњTGRвЂ™s resources provide a fantastic expansion of our rapidly growing efforts in video and our digital ecosystem,вЂќ adds Daniel Houghton, Lonely Planet CEO. WeвЂ™ve admired the Lonely Planet brand for years, and as we got to know their team through an appreciation of our culture, we saw an opportunity to share resources, build on our respective strengths, and collaborate on new media with aligned strategic objectives.вЂќ вЂњTGR was founded in 1996 to capture the passion and enthusiasm associated with action sports and adventure,вЂќ says Steve Jones, TGR co-founder. The business includes the highest profile film tours in the industry, a growing studio production business, lifestyle product collections, multiple television series, and an expanding digital audience with traffic doubling over the past year on. The investment comes as TGR has doubled in size in recent years becoming one of the top media houses in the action sports and outdoor industries.ДЇollowing the release of two award-winning feature films, TGR currently has multiple films in production and development phases across a variety of action sports.

Travel media company Lonely Planet has acquired a strategic stake in media house Teton Gravity Research (TGR).

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