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IAIS BICB thunders up the hill out of Davenport with 513 in the lead. Unfortunately you can't hear pictures, but I think you can get an idea just from how much the GP is smokin' it up!
19D 4-8-2 No. 2705 on the twisting southbound climb of 1 in 40 from Jagpoort to Lootsberg Summit on the 09.30 Rosmead - Graaff Reinet mixed train. 3 July 1976.
Lots of people were rock climbing. This is near Cap Rock. Joshua Tree National Park, Califonria, USA
This was an incredible climbing season. I managed to explore Squamish extensively, and finally made it to the Bugaboos. I head into Winter with months of Skiing ahead and dreams of big ascents next spring. Until then...
This is the first picture that jumped out at me from the 6 hours of climbing footage Travis and I took today at Carabiners in new Bedford, Mass. I noticed this little climber ascending the ropes in front of the large lights and had to grab the capture. I think it turned out nicely!
lit using my SB-800 strobes on poles in the woods. There are two strobes lighting this shot, One directly behind the climber, about 10 feet up in the air shooting down. One from the climbers left. Fired with the nikon lighting system viia infrared SU-800.
Taking a walk along the Union Canal today, and spotted a group of young guys practising their skills by free climbing the old, stone bridge over the canal at the bottom of Viewforth.
I've seen climbers using various structures around town to keep their skills up during Covid restrictions, while climbing walls and other venues were closed and they couldn't travel for other climbing. I've seen several doing a horizontal climb with ropes along the underside of a bridge over the Water of Leith to practise their skills and to keep up the muscle strength and finger grip power needed for climbing.
These chaps were having fun - taking a short run towards the wall of the bridge's sides, leap and grab for a very small, decorative ledge, then haul themselves up by that, looking for next foot and hand holds. Snapped a bunch of shots off on the zoom lens, standing to one side to be unobtrusive. The things you can sometimes see just on a wee afternoon walk...
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (July 13, 2022) Midshipmen 4th Class, or plebes, of 10th Company from the United States Naval Academy Class of 2026 complete rock climbing training during Plebe Summer, a demanding indoctrination period intended to transition the candidates from civilian to military life. As the undergraduate college of our country's naval service, the Naval Academy prepares young men and women to become professional officers of competence, character, and compassion in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. (U.S. Navy photo by ENS Caitlynn Stringer)
Design; Sébastien Limet
Book; Drawing Origami #1
Paper; Sandwich paper 24x24cm
The green and red colors are much darker and brighter in real life. My second fold, i really like this model. I did the feet like Gonzalo GarcÃa Calvo did.