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13-Feb-2010 10:36:51 AM
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Realised I put this in the wrong thread, so here it is in the right one...
[Moderator edit: This is the only thread now. I deleted the other one.]
Sad news for those few who climbed with Tasmanians in the early 70s - Bryan Kennedy died of a heart attack last Saturday while sailing in Moreton Bay near Brisbane. Bryan was a pioneer of harder climbing in Tassie - and climbed Aqualung at Stacks Bluff with Ian lewis - probably the first multi-pitch 21 in Australia - in 1973.
A wake is being held in Hobart on Feb 26 - if anyone who knew Bryan would like to find out more, email me at closs@cix.co.uk.
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13-Feb-2010 12:21:32 PM
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Sad news. I only met him once either in late 70s or early 80s when someone took us to his house to try to get some route descriptions for Freycinet - must have been 70s I think.
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13-Feb-2010 1:37:17 PM
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13-Feb-2010 1:42:19 PM
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13-Feb-2010 5:04:15 PM
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13-Feb-2010 5:18:30 PM
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What a great photo Stefan - the rainbow in the background is awesome!
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13-Feb-2010 6:13:35 PM
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On 13/02/2010 pmonks wrote:
>What a great photo Stefan - the rainbow in the background is awesome!
One of those magic moments on the Organ Pipes, and (without getting too mawkish) the idea of Bryan climbing above a rainbow seems kind of appropriate at the moment.
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13-Feb-2010 6:14:16 PM
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Sow's Spur?
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13-Feb-2010 6:15:46 PM
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On 13/02/2010 Josh Caple wrote:
>Sow's Spur?
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Hazards Main Wall, Sleepy Bay end. Somewhere about Stud City I think.
Another edit:
Having looked at the guide (and bearing in mind the approximate date of the photo) it is most probably the FA of Stud City. But I could be wrong!
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13-Feb-2010 6:29:53 PM
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Roger that.
I didn't have the pleasure of knowing Bryan, my condolences to all those who did.. he sounds like a properly rad character.
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14-Feb-2010 9:15:37 AM
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15-Feb-2010 4:25:36 PM
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If you're having trouble contacting Lyle about the details of the wake, PM or email me instead.
Stefan
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