As the year wraps up, here's the last climbing stop of the road trip uninterrupted by injury (rip my pulleys during the hueco revisit). Joshua tree felt a lot less tall after bishop, but I'm very bad at crack climbing.
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Alex Megos sent Kangaroo’s Limb 5.15a in Flatanger, a side project while he worked B.I.G. 5.15d
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A passion that fuels Is one that burns brightly Words by Devin Dabney. Photos by Angelique Brown. Published in The Climbing Zine Book 2. The small space Between boredom and anxiety Where we form notoriety for lack of sobriety and zero propriety for standard society Many try to capture the essence— To…
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If I close my eyes and never awaken A thousand adventures I hope to have taken Some with family and some with friends All of them undoubtedly cherished in the end So don’t sit inside and cry, “boohoo” Feelin’ sorry for me and feelin’ like poo Instead get yourself where there are no crowds Look…
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The annual event will take place in the Canadian Rockies this fall
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The tallest peak in the traditional territory of the Cherokee has been restored 150 years after being changed
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