Sport? Climbing in Germany. Scary. Open cold shuts for toprope anchors.

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Sport? Climbing in Germany. Scary. Open cold shuts for toprope anchors.

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Belay method for summit of [[105748657]]. Counterbalanced belay from the summit, protected traverse back to the notch after 2nd down-leads to notch.

You must stare at the Revolver in order for it to work.

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Mark Cushman

Oct 17, 2007

“Sport? Climbing in Germany. Scary. Open cold shuts for toprope anchors.”

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