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Cardigan St, 28/5.13 on the black and orange soaked wall of immaculateness that is Taipan. @hoholz going for the send on his last day in the Grampians ...Taipan. Nothing else to add.Archimedes Principle (25/7b/12b) on Eureka Wall in the Grampians, Australia, is a steep crimp-fest that follows a black streak up this amazing, tiger-striped wall of sandstone. Here is Ian Bryant, fighting the dreaded pump that cones for us all ...@jackmasel focusing on the epic moves of Groove Train (33/8c) on Taipan Wall. Grampians, AustraliaDave Carson enjoying the ripples of orange and black of Taipan Wall on the Grampians classic, Serpentine.Recommended Climbing
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The Quiet American
Published in Action Asia, November 2015 by Derek Cheng Dusk settles in Laojunshan National Park, China, and a sense of serenity envelops the mountain valleys of Li Ming in western Yunnan Province. In the village below the crack-scarred cliffs, a quiet, … Continue reading
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Tagged climbing in china, li ming, liming, mike dobie
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