General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Trad Climbing Photography - Araps	2-Oct-2011 At 10:14:27 PM	Sabu
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I would just go to araps and stay in the pines. Ask around and find some climbers there, undoubtedly most would be more than happy for you to follow them along. If you were over there during a busy period, I imagine you could get quite an interesting photo essay on the social aspects of the pines and the people staying there. Oh and I'm also sure that if you asked around you would be able to find someone with Kachoong on their tick list! A little nudge in the right direction (free pro photos) and you may be able to get them to have a shot instead of just sitting around the campfire talking about it!

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