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So that was a good couple of days... Got my Foundation Coach done (thanks to Garland Mountaineering and some very patient students who hung around for me to make it to Exeter), then got to spend a chill evening with a friend (Mark), followed by a comfy...

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  • Olympic Champion Wins World Cup

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    After a lacklustre start to the season, Toby Roberts has taken gold at Innsbruck The post Olympic Champion Wins World Cup appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/olympic-champion-wins-world-cup/
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    Once you decide to go 'pegless' you are kind of committed, you can't exactly grab a peg if you get tired, and with just cams on your rack it's gonna be a fiddly effort if you fluff a placement to try and clip a peg instead! https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=782107
  • Drowning at Altitude: A Nepal Rescue Story

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    In this episode, we talk to AAC member, alpinist, and ski mountaineer, Maddie Miller, about a Nepal trip gone wrong–what she hoped was going to be a level-up in her climbing career, turned into a medical evacuation. At 16,200 feet, Maddie started experiencing signs of the extremely life-threatening medical condition HAPE, or High Altitude Pulmonary Edema. Thankfully, she had the ability to call for a helicopter, and get emergency care–all covered by her AAC rescue benefit and medical expense coverage. We dive into her experience with the freaky feeling of gurgling lungs, what other people don’t realize about this extremely deadly medical diagnosis, and what it means to feel as fit as possible but still affected by altitude. Learn More about Maddie Miller Learn More about AAC Rescue Benefit Discover Melissa Arnot Reid’s Book https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2025/5/8/drowning-at-altitude-a-nepal-rescue-story
  • Big Cat Released on Dartmoor - Caution Advised

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    Visitors to Dartmoor are being urged to stay indoors following reports that a black panther has been spotted on the moor. Radical re-wilders and landowners hostile to public access have each been blamed for the unauthorised release, as a team o... https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=780047
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    So, once again I find myself lacking actual mountains for #MountainsWrapped 2024, but I think @bergmeister 's year's summary of the outdoors idea is great, so Imma go with it again with some crag pics from the year that have some meaning for me. Sparser pickings for me this year as I haven't got much outdoor climbing in for various reasons; mostly the fabulous British summer, my fave climbing partner heartlessly pushing off to another country for a few months, and me doing a bunch of training courses and assessments. This year included finishing my RCI - which would have appeared in this post but for the minor problems of not having any pics, finishing it in the p**sing rain, and Sheepstor being about the least mountainous place I've climbed. So here goes; meaning as well as description in the AltText#Climbing #Kalymnos #Dewerstone #WintoursLeap #Trowbarrow #LimestoneClimbing #TradClimbing #SportClimbing #GraniteClimbing
  • Dani Arnold Gets Prestigious Climbing Award

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    He's one of the most accomplished alpine soloists ever. This is the 12th year the award has been given out The post Dani Arnold Gets Prestigious Climbing Award appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/dani-arnold-gets-prestigious-climbing-award/
  • Lorraine McCall Completes Continuous Grahams Round

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    More than four months after setting out on a continuous round of the Grahams, Lorraine McCall has climbed her final summit. She is the first woman to complete a round of the 231 Grahams as a single journey, travelling on foot over the hills and by bike on the long stretches between them. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=774477
  • Come say hi - SEWARD PARK 8/17

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_NRRZJJhnU