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James Pearson repeats What we do in the Shadows (E10 7a) ground-up

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Having added Crac yr Meistri (E9 7a) to his CV earlier this month, James Pearson headed to Loch Duntelchaig, Scotland, for What we do in the Shadows (E10 7a).

James Pearson repeats What we do in the Shadows (E10 7a) ground-up | Climber Magazine

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