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A semi-random collection of mainly climbing related photos, but who knows what I'll end up posting! (photo LWimages)
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- SWANAGE DRY TOOLING
- "yes yes keep drilling, the roof looks safe as hou...
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- The route started off being led but we soon moved ...
- It took a while for the holds to stabilise
- Then eventually it was led using heel/toe hooks on...
- next was to do the route without legs on the axes
- near the end of the 'technical' crux during the fi...
- Hueco Tanks ??
- Liam on Fred Nicole's classic test piece Right Ma...
- James pulling crash test dummy
- Johnny P's first assent of "The Outsider", Jeff t...
- Liam on Dean's dihedral, a hard move low down sav...
- thats how you do it. 9.9 for the slack line dismount
- James on Best Of the West, great problem. we drag...
- Mat, The Dyno King
- Adam, gripping the top of Full power, brave spot ...
- Danny, on and off French tickler
- Johnny P on Power of silence
- Mat, on Fern root, good effort on this one
- Liam on the hard bit of Bear foot.
- Liam Top's out Bear Foot using the high ball true...
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