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Friday glee is not going to make any "moon" puns
The Friday post of glee is where you get to tell us about your climbing-related happiness this week.
It can be a new achievement or adventure, or just that you climbed and had fun; it can be that your favourite climbing wall is expanding or that you bought new rock shoes or that you found a cool ice-climbing vid on YouTube. No glee is too small -- or too big. Members are encouraged to cheer each other on and share the squee.
N.B. Please feel free to post your glee on any day of the week; the Friday glee is just to get the ball rolling.
To enhance this week's glee: shortly before his 49th birthday, Ben Moon climbed Rainshadow, his second 9a (since his route Hubble -- considered at the time the world's first 8c+ -- is now widely thought to be 9a).
Here's an interview with him about it.
And here's some footage of Steve McClure on Rainshadow.
It can be a new achievement or adventure, or just that you climbed and had fun; it can be that your favourite climbing wall is expanding or that you bought new rock shoes or that you found a cool ice-climbing vid on YouTube. No glee is too small -- or too big. Members are encouraged to cheer each other on and share the squee.
N.B. Please feel free to post your glee on any day of the week; the Friday glee is just to get the ball rolling.
To enhance this week's glee: shortly before his 49th birthday, Ben Moon climbed Rainshadow, his second 9a (since his route Hubble -- considered at the time the world's first 8c+ -- is now widely thought to be 9a).
Here's an interview with him about it.
And here's some footage of Steve McClure on Rainshadow.
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Last week was spent in Provence, sport-climbing on limestone. Despite it being baking hot, and there being a lot of sandbags, I had a really good trip, and climbed a load of routes (30 ascents, 20 ticks). Any my fingertips and feet have almost recovered now :)
And then to cap it all, this week I got my project route at Harlow, which is my first F7a :-)
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