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Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - First ascent of King of Kokko at No Manā€™s Land. This line has been stuck on my mind for five years now when I first discovered the area. This year the right crew came together and I could pull it off just at the last moment. A day to remember @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Really doesnā€™t get much better than this for DWS! Bullet granite, fresh water lake, non-Mediterranean temperatures and a floating sauna underneath! This cliff is shaping up to be like nothing else in the world. What might be the most difficult line on the cliff finally went down a couple days ago. Full on climb and high on up on the star-scale, Iā€™m calling it ā€˜Ei tippa tapaā€™. Stay tuned for a video in the works. Stoke is high to get back to the newly brushed projects that may well turn out to be just as hard! šŸ™Œā˜€ļøšŸ’¦ Photo: @markosiivinen @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Last year I opened this project in Red Rocks and after putting in the work was close to climbing it - falling off the last move. Then frigid winter temperatures claimed the canyon. Even sticking around for two more months trying to seal the deal, I never got a fighting chance. Returning for a rematch this winter I routinely worked my way back to where Iā€˜d been - hoping to get an actual shot this year. It was really refreshing to finally session the boulder with someone. @jwebxl and @dawoods89 had teamed up earlier this winter to take it down. Their beta however was of no use for me. Ultimately the boulder is about a friction sloper crux with a barely-there bicycle to gain the slot crimp. Jimmy and Daniel both had the arm-span to bypass this sequence so I was alone fighting my own fight. This low percentage, friction reliant sequence - combined with my skin issues in the desert - made for low odds to catch the conditions I required. Half the ā€œclimbingā€ days consisted of just showing up and not being able to get any grip on the rock. Or do any climbing. It all boiling down to weather watching and very little actual climbing put a big dent in my motivation and made me question whether itā€™s even worthwhile to keep dragging myself out there day after day. Yesterday I sent it. It was quite anticlimactic. It didnā€™t seem like anything that I hadnā€™t already done 10 times. My skin just didnā€™t fail me that time. Iā€˜m happy it didnā€™t. All in all, stoked!! Also a lesson to be learned about how not every battle is necessarily worth fighting. I struggle when climbing becomes all about managing external factors and very minimally about the actual climbing. Just hours later another winter storm put an end to climbing here for a while. Youā€™re bound to get lucky every now and then! Yes!! šŸŽ°šŸ¾ In-depth video piece coming from @mindframecinema @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - The Mondo-ledge šŸ“·@westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Dawn Wall šŸ”¦ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Blade Runner (8B) FA at Alcatraz šŸ‘Œ šŸ“· @flo.wientjes @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - šŸ‡¦šŸ‡· #tuzgle @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Hereā€™s a great one from City of Rocks! Tres Huecos V12. What a fun stormy weekend with the @blackdiamond team! šŸ“· @bookofsamuel #bdathletesummit
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) - first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) - first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Making moves on this project again. Slowly but surely making progress. @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - šŸ‡æšŸ‡¦ @blackdiamond
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - I hiked to the top of the Chief yesterday to check out @hazel_findlayā€™s new route Tainted Love. What a unique holdless route and seems very full value for 5.13d, especially placing the gear on lead! Proud first ascent Hazel! Palms feel blistered from all the stemming now and my toes are aching. Definitely need to drag someone up there to belay one of these days. Check the video (link in profile) @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Lots of this lately šŸ“· @ignaciomulero @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Fun couple of days in Rodellar! Hereā€™s the famous šŸ¬ arch. Thanks @lasportivagram for bringing the team together for some climbing and a bit if shoe designing! Was fun times! šŸ“ø @theverticaleye @lasportivaspain @blackdiamond
Nalle Hukkataival Instagram - Casi Nipo for my last day in El ChaltĆ©n. Absolutely incredible cluster of boulders! We enjoyed all the classics and I managed to open a new boulder to the right side of El Puma. Took a lot of brainwork to figure out this project but at the end of the day ā€™Buenas retardesā€™ was born. Extra stoked on this one! Climbs so well and a contender for the hardest boulder in ChaltĆ©n. Couldnā€™t have asked for a better ending for the trip. Peace out Patagonia! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @nicogantz @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 8K Likes - After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana

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Caption : After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadnā€™t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldnā€™t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring – not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the ā€œpartyledgeā€ camp was a whole new world Iā€™d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana
Likes : 7983Nalle Hukkataival - 7.5K Likes - Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 7544Nalle Hukkataival - 7.5K Likes - Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Was motivating to see a couple of Japanā€™s strongest in action on Burden of Dreams today @saruzaemon9 @ryohei_kame. And equally impressive to see the accurate reproduction holds theyā€™ve been training on! Rad to see technology enabling new things and ways in climbing. Wish Toru and Ryohei best with their efforts on Burden! Gamba!šŸ’ŖšŸ‘ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 7544Nalle Hukkataival - 6.9K Likes - First ascent of King of Kokko at No Manā€™s Land. This line has been stuck on my mind for five years now when I first discovered the area. This year the right crew came together and I could pull it off just at the last moment. A day to remember @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : First ascent of King of Kokko at No Manā€™s Land. This line has been stuck on my mind for five years now when I first discovered the area. This year the right crew came together and I could pull it off just at the last moment. A day to remember @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 6929Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.7K Likes - As you may know, the Grampians in Australia - possibly the best climbing in the world - banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to parkplan@parks.vic.gov.au letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski

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Caption : As you may know, the Grampians in Australia – possibly the best climbing in the world – banned climbing out of nowhere. This climbing ban has been fought extensively through organizations and every legal channel to no avail. Now, a new management plan for the parks is up for approval. This plan, if approved, will CLOSE at least 94 % of the bouldering areas and 80 % of all roped climbing. Devastating. Those of you who have climbed in the Grampians and know how special this place is, and those of you who have not yet been but dream of making a trip one day, this is a deciding moment. Please, PLEASE help out by sending an email to [email protected] letting them know that this park management plan closing climbing in nearly all climbing areas is unacceptable and that a better solution must be found. Even a quick email will help to let them know that this ban affects a large number of people negatively. For more detailed info on this access struggle there is a link in my profile. The deadline for the management plan is in a few days. Any emails letting them know the management plan needs to be revised will help. I miss this place so much and would hate to live in a world where other climbers wonā€™t have a chance to experience this incredible place. Photos: @ladzinski
Likes : 6671Nalle Hukkataival - 6.3K Likes - Really doesnā€™t get much better than this for DWS! Bullet granite, fresh water lake, non-Mediterranean temperatures and a floating sauna underneath! This cliff is shaping up to be like nothing else in the world. What might be the most difficult line on the cliff finally went down a couple days ago. Full on climb and high on up on the star-scale, Iā€™m calling it ā€˜Ei tippa tapaā€™. Stay tuned for a video in the works. Stoke is high to get back to the newly brushed projects that may well turn out to be just as hard! šŸ™Œā˜€ļøšŸ’¦ Photo: @markosiivinen @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Really doesnā€™t get much better than this for DWS! Bullet granite, fresh water lake, non-Mediterranean temperatures and a floating sauna underneath! This cliff is shaping up to be like nothing else in the world. What might be the most difficult line on the cliff finally went down a couple days ago. Full on climb and high on up on the star-scale, Iā€™m calling it ā€˜Ei tippa tapaā€™. Stay tuned for a video in the works. Stoke is high to get back to the newly brushed projects that may well turn out to be just as hard! šŸ™Œā˜€ļøšŸ’¦ Photo: @markosiivinen @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 6276Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 6K Likes - Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile

6K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Peru was such an unforgettable trip. I spent about a month in the Cordillera Blanca solo busy exploring and opening boulders. Might be the most hiking and brushing Iā€™ve ever done in a monthā€™s time. I caught some of the climbs on film and we put together a little video. Find the link in my profile
Likes : 5991Nalle Hukkataival - 5.8K Likes - Last year I opened this project in Red Rocks and after putting in the work was close to climbing it - falling off the last move. Then frigid winter temperatures claimed the canyon. Even sticking around for two more months trying to seal the deal, I never got a fighting chance. Returning for a rematch this winter I routinely worked my way back to where Iā€˜d been - hoping to get an actual shot this year. It was really refreshing to finally session the boulder with someone. @jwebxl and @dawoods89 had teamed up earlier this winter to take it down. Their beta however was of no use for me. Ultimately the boulder is about a friction sloper crux with a barely-there bicycle to gain the slot crimp. Jimmy and Daniel both had the arm-span to bypass this sequence so I was alone fighting my own fight. This low percentage, friction reliant sequence - combined with my skin issues in the desert - made for low odds to catch the conditions I required. Half the ā€œclimbingā€ days consisted of just showing up and not being able to get any grip on the rock. Or do any climbing. It all boiling down to weather watching and very little actual climbing put a big dent in my motivation and made me question whether itā€™s even worthwhile to keep dragging myself out there day after day. Yesterday I sent it. It was quite anticlimactic. It didnā€™t seem like anything that I hadnā€™t already done 10 times. My skin just didnā€™t fail me that time. Iā€˜m happy it didnā€™t. All in all, stoked!! Also a lesson to be learned about how not every battle is necessarily worth fighting. I struggle when climbing becomes all about managing external factors and very minimally about the actual climbing. Just hours later another winter storm put an end to climbing here for a while. Youā€™re bound to get lucky every now and then! Yes!! šŸŽ°šŸ¾ In-depth video piece coming from @mindframecinema @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

5.8K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Last year I opened this project in Red Rocks and after putting in the work was close to climbing it – falling off the last move. Then frigid winter temperatures claimed the canyon. Even sticking around for two more months trying to seal the deal, I never got a fighting chance. Returning for a rematch this winter I routinely worked my way back to where Iā€˜d been – hoping to get an actual shot this year. It was really refreshing to finally session the boulder with someone. @jwebxl and @dawoods89 had teamed up earlier this winter to take it down. Their beta however was of no use for me. Ultimately the boulder is about a friction sloper crux with a barely-there bicycle to gain the slot crimp. Jimmy and Daniel both had the arm-span to bypass this sequence so I was alone fighting my own fight. This low percentage, friction reliant sequence – combined with my skin issues in the desert – made for low odds to catch the conditions I required. Half the ā€œclimbingā€ days consisted of just showing up and not being able to get any grip on the rock. Or do any climbing. It all boiling down to weather watching and very little actual climbing put a big dent in my motivation and made me question whether itā€™s even worthwhile to keep dragging myself out there day after day. Yesterday I sent it. It was quite anticlimactic. It didnā€™t seem like anything that I hadnā€™t already done 10 times. My skin just didnā€™t fail me that time. Iā€˜m happy it didnā€™t. All in all, stoked!! Also a lesson to be learned about how not every battle is necessarily worth fighting. I struggle when climbing becomes all about managing external factors and very minimally about the actual climbing. Just hours later another winter storm put an end to climbing here for a while. Youā€™re bound to get lucky every now and then! Yes!! šŸŽ°šŸ¾ In-depth video piece coming from @mindframecinema @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5762Nalle Hukkataival - 5.7K Likes - The Mondo-ledge šŸ“·@westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

5.7K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : The Mondo-ledge šŸ“·@westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5746Nalle Hukkataival - 5.4K Likes - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : @dawoods89 trying Vantablack – rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5403Nalle Hukkataival - 5.4K Likes - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram

5.4K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : @dawoods89 trying Vantablack – rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5403Nalle Hukkataival - 5.4K Likes - @dawoods89 trying Vantablack - rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram

5.4K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : @dawoods89 trying Vantablack – rad little 8B I opened last winter āš«ļø @BLACKdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5403Nalle Hukkataival - 5.4K Likes - Dawn Wall šŸ”¦ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Dawn Wall šŸ”¦ @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5354Nalle Hukkataival - 5.1K Likes - When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

5.1K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5134Nalle Hukkataival - 5.1K Likes - When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

5.1K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : When itā€™s too cold to feel feelings but you still try šŸ„¶ šŸ“· @alexaristei @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 5134Nalle Hukkataival - 4.9K Likes - Blade Runner (8B) FA at Alcatraz šŸ‘Œ šŸ“· @flo.wientjes @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.9K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Blade Runner (8B) FA at Alcatraz šŸ‘Œ šŸ“· @flo.wientjes @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4934Nalle Hukkataival - 4.9K Likes - šŸ‡¦šŸ‡· #tuzgle @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.9K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : šŸ‡¦šŸ‡· #tuzgle @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4910Nalle Hukkataival - 4.8K Likes - Hereā€™s a great one from City of Rocks! Tres Huecos V12. What a fun stormy weekend with the @blackdiamond team! šŸ“· @bookofsamuel #bdathletesummit

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Caption : Hereā€™s a great one from City of Rocks! Tres Huecos V12. What a fun stormy weekend with the @blackdiamond team! šŸ“· @bookofsamuel #bdathletesummit
Likes : 4815Nalle Hukkataival - 4.8K Likes - Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) - first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering

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Caption : Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) – first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering
Likes : 4765Nalle Hukkataival - 4.8K Likes - Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) - first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering

4.8K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Charles Albert (@barefoot_charles) making headlines in Fontainebleau with his first ascent of No Kpote Only proposing 9A (V17) – first of the grade in Fontainebleau and second in the world! #bouldering
Likes : 4765Nalle Hukkataival - 4.7K Likes - Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.7K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4722Nalle Hukkataival - 4.7K Likes - Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.7K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Only the finest šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 #bouldering @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4722Nalle Hukkataival - 4.6K Likes - Making moves on this project again. Slowly but surely making progress. @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Making moves on this project again. Slowly but surely making progress. @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4556Nalle Hukkataival - 4.4K Likes - Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

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Caption : Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4413Nalle Hukkataival - 4.4K Likes - Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.4K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Frequent flyer miles šŸ“ø @mlloyd8 @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4413Nalle Hukkataival - 4.4K Likes - El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam

4.4K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam
Likes : 4382Nalle Hukkataival - 4.4K Likes - El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam

4.4K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : El ChaltĆ©n šŸ“· @lena_bam
Likes : 4382Nalle Hukkataival - 4.3K Likes - šŸ‡æšŸ‡¦ @blackdiamond

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Caption : šŸ‡æšŸ‡¦ @blackdiamond
Likes : 4330Nalle Hukkataival - 4.3K Likes - I hiked to the top of the Chief yesterday to check out @hazel_findlayā€™s new route Tainted Love. What a unique holdless route and seems very full value for 5.13d, especially placing the gear on lead! Proud first ascent Hazel! Palms feel blistered from all the stemming now and my toes are aching. Definitely need to drag someone up there to belay one of these days. Check the video (link in profile) @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.3K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : I hiked to the top of the Chief yesterday to check out @hazel_findlayā€™s new route Tainted Love. What a unique holdless route and seems very full value for 5.13d, especially placing the gear on lead! Proud first ascent Hazel! Palms feel blistered from all the stemming now and my toes are aching. Definitely need to drag someone up there to belay one of these days. Check the video (link in profile) @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4293Nalle Hukkataival - 4.2K Likes - Lots of this lately šŸ“· @ignaciomulero @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.2K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Lots of this lately šŸ“· @ignaciomulero @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
Likes : 4189Nalle Hukkataival - 4.2K Likes - Fun couple of days in Rodellar! Hereā€™s the famous šŸ¬ arch. Thanks @lasportivagram for bringing the team together for some climbing and a bit if shoe designing! Was fun times! šŸ“ø @theverticaleye @lasportivaspain @blackdiamond

4.2K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Fun couple of days in Rodellar! Hereā€™s the famous šŸ¬ arch. Thanks @lasportivagram for bringing the team together for some climbing and a bit if shoe designing! Was fun times! šŸ“ø @theverticaleye @lasportivaspain @blackdiamond
Likes : 4181Nalle Hukkataival - 4.1K Likes - Casi Nipo for my last day in El ChaltĆ©n. Absolutely incredible cluster of boulders! We enjoyed all the classics and I managed to open a new boulder to the right side of El Puma. Took a lot of brainwork to figure out this project but at the end of the day ā€™Buenas retardesā€™ was born. Extra stoked on this one! Climbs so well and a contender for the hardest boulder in ChaltĆ©n. Couldnā€™t have asked for a better ending for the trip. Peace out Patagonia! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @nicogantz @blackdiamond @lasportivagram

4.1K Likes – Nalle Hukkataival Instagram

Caption : Casi Nipo for my last day in El ChaltĆ©n. Absolutely incredible cluster of boulders! We enjoyed all the classics and I managed to open a new boulder to the right side of El Puma. Took a lot of brainwork to figure out this project but at the end of the day ā€™Buenas retardesā€™ was born. Extra stoked on this one! Climbs so well and a contender for the hardest boulder in ChaltĆ©n. Couldnā€™t have asked for a better ending for the trip. Peace out Patagonia! šŸ™Œ šŸ“· @nicogantz @blackdiamond @lasportivagram
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