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Finally back to #climbing after 2 months of absence.

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Finally back to #climbing after 2 months of absence.
And got to highpoint with an onsight of the green route in the image located between the person climbing on the left and the Autobelay on the right.
Votes for the grade are 50-50 between UIAA 7- and 7.
Most holds are smallish pinches and the second to last hold is an uncomfortable slopery hold. The upper third of the wall is slightly overhanging.

#IndoorClimbing #GymClimbing #LeadClimbing #Klettern #Vorstieg
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