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Some easy, relaxed climbing in Yvoir, Belgium today

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Some easy, relaxed #climbing in #Yvoir, #Belgium today.
A large rockslide took out most of the top layer of this slab 3 years ago. The yellow bits in the first picture are newly exposed rock; the dark grey is some of the old rock surface that is still hanging on.
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