from climbidaho.com
Been a while since the last episode of Weekend Choss but here it is again: Earlier this summer, Chelsea and I took a very hot Saturday and drove down to meet Bruce Black at Massacre Rocks. Massacre is a precious sport climbing resource whose future is currently in peril. Go to SEIclimbing.com to find out [...]
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from UKClimbing.com News
As reported in several news posts earlier this summer, Paul Robinson has spent some time exploring the bouldering areas around Cape Town, South Africa.
Bouldering areas in the country seem to only come in mega size and the potential is more or less limitless.
Here is the first video from the trip, and Paul has promised there is plenty more where that came from.
Paul Robinson has several sponsors including , and
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from Climbing Narcissist
B3Bouldering reports that Dave Graham has done the FA of another potential V14 up at Mt. Evans Wolverineland called The Mote in Gods Eye. Grahams latest edition brings the number of potential V14s at Wolverineland to 4 after Daniel Woods established Evil Backwards, Death Trout and The Exfoliator earlier this summer. Potential V14 By Dave [...] Potential V14 By Dave Graham At Wolverineland from ClimbingNarc.com Related posts: (Another) V14 FA From Daniel Woods At Mt. Evans New V14 From Daniel Woods Dave
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from The Adventure Blog
With a relatively slow day on the adventure front, I wanted to post a few updates on three of my favorite expeditions that I've been following in recent months. First up, the Around The Americas Expedition continues, with the news that the Ocean Watch has now reached Puerto Rico. You may recall that this is the crew that attempting the first ever circumnavigation of the North and South American continents, and after successfully navigating the Northwest Passage earlier this summer, they have been enjoying
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from Rock Climber Girl
So, for those of with whom I'm not connected on Twitter or Facebook, a little bit of news... I'm leaving for Nepal in approximately twelve -- yes, twelve -- days, to support the Expedition Hanesbrand climbing team . Since the news actually broke on Tuesday, I've gotten a deluge of support from my friends and family, and a puzzled comment or two from folks who don't know me as well. Here, the short version of the whole story of how my imminent departure came to be, and what you can expect during my trip. It
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from The Adventure Blog
Outdoor Research is one of those outdoor gear companies that you don't hear a lot about, and yet they continually turn out high quality gear at affordable prices. Earlier this summer I was sent some of their apparel to test out, and after putting the clothing through its paces, both in Australia and the Badlands of South Dakota, I can honestly say that I'm highly impressed. Not only did the gear hold up nicely and perform well, it also looked good too. The following are some thoughts on each of the items.
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from Alpinist Readers Blog
Editor's Note: Those longtime fans of alpinist.com all recognize one name: Schooner, the detritus of the Alpinist community. With a hearty reminder to "keep it positive" in alpinist.com comments, one of our interns took the liberty to fabricate the following interview. Enjoy. There is a person in the climbing world, a vigilante really, who has for some time kept alpinist.com looking over its shoulder. Schooner, the username of an individual who has in mere words ended the careers of climbers and ...
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