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    I’d been driving past this rock, near Hanksville, for years. It’s just begging to be climbed but looked impossible without drilling a ladder of large holes for spikes (rebar? footing stakes?) of some kind. And what kind of fun is that? The “rock” appeared to be too soft to nail, too crumbly to bolt. There… https://climbingzine.com/sugar-daddy-photo-essay-choss-steve-crusher-bartlett/
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    No place soaks up sun like the Johnny Cat enclave at the Cat Wall, Indian Creek. The maroon cliffs are striped with perfect cleaved fissures, like vertical gateways into a hidden world. The desert heat can be oppressive, but in late autumn, the low golden rays cast long shadows over the walls. by Luke Mehall… https://climbingzine.com/creeksgiving-luke-mehall/
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    She recently redpointed Estado Critico 5.14d in Siurana, one of many hard sport climbing sends she's had over the past two months The post Laura Rogora Sends Classic 5.14d in Only Three Tries appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/laura-rogora-sends-classic-5-14d-in-only-three-tries/
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    We are so excited to have longtime AAC member Rick Accomazzo on the podcast to chat about his new book “Tobin, the Stonemasters, and Me, 1970-1980.” This book is part memoir of Rick’s own early climbing career, part revealing biography of Tobin Sorenson, the forgotten Stonemaster who was an incredible all-arounder; and part a distillation of a decade of climbing culture. With these three threads, the book weaves together many untold climbing stories from an iconic, pivotal decade, from “before climbing lost its innocence,” as John Long says in his forward to the book. Listen to the episode to hear some key stories from the book and learn about the ten-year process of putting it together. We’d also like to congratulate Rick for his book being longlisted for the Banff Mountain Literature Award! Dive into the episode to get your dose of forgotten climbing history. You can grab your own copy at stonemasterbooks.com Buy the Book Banff Mountain Literature Awards https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2024/10/30/educate-the-forgotten-stonemaster
  • Canada Has a New Proposed 5.14d/15a

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    Evan Hau has completed one of the longest standing projects in Echo Canyon The post Canada Has a New Proposed 5.14d/15a appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/canada-has-a-new-proposed-5-14d-15a/
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    Mick Fowler and Victor Saunders secure (yet another) first ascent in the Karakoram some 40 years after their first visit. https://www.climber.co.uk/news/fowler-and-saunders-make-first-ascent-of-yawash-sar-karakoram/
  • Warren Harding Pushed the Limits on Yosemite Walls

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    <p>He helped redefine big wall climbing during the rise of hard climbing in Yosemite</p> <p>The post <a href="https://gripped.com/profiles/warren-harding-pushed-the-limits-on-yosemite-walls/">Warren Harding Pushed the Limits on Yosemite Walls</a> appeared first on <a href="https://gripped.com">Gripped Magazine</a>.</p>
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