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It’s Been a Big Month in Climbing – Here’s Some Highlights

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  • What the hell is a Kootenay?

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  • Review for the New MSR Elixir 3 Tent

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    A great tent for all of your backcountry adventures this summer The post Review for the New MSR Elixir 3 Tent appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/review-for-the-new-msr-elixir-3-tent/
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    Connor Herson has made the fourth ascent of Mason Earle's trad testpiece, Stranger Than Fiction, 5.14 (E10), in Bartlett Wash, Utah. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=780139
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    Stefano Ghisolfi has made the fourth ascent of Chris Sharma's Sleeping Lion (9b) in Siurana, Spain, and in doing so has successfully climbed two 9bs in two weeks, having repeated Alex Megos' The Full Journey late last month. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=779341
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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/
  • Guidebook XII—AAC Advocacy

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    As the AAC’s General Counsel and Advocacy Director, Byron Harvison, put it, advocacy work is like “being in charge of building and maintaining an air- craft while it’s already flying in the air—and there are still no guarantees. This work requires constant attention to detail and management of hundreds of relationships.” To your aver- age climber who cares about public lands and advocating for climbing landscapes, the con- stant awareness of legislative processes and advocacy relationships can be exhausting— the runout pitch where you’d rather cede the lead. But for the AAC advocacy team and our partners like Outdoor Alliance, it’s the money pitch—our opportunity to ensure the perspec- tives of our members and other recreationists inform the policies that shape America’s public lands and recreational spaces.” https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2024/11/25/guidebook-xiiaac-advocacy
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    I’m here writing this morning because it’s my birthday. For many years, starting in my late 20s, I used to write every morning when I wasn’t out climbing.  That practice came out of the general writing advice that if you want to be a writer, you should write every day. But climbers, well, we’re different.… https://climbingzine.com/we-did-it-the-zine-is-alive-and-other-musings-on-my-46th-birthday-by-luke-mehall/
  • Controversial Squamish Boulder Problem Renamed

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    What was once The Megg V16 is now Fool Me Once V14 The post Controversial Squamish Boulder Problem Renamed appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/controversial-v16-squamish-boulder-problem-has-been-renamed/