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Climbing near Izmir, Turkey

By Jonathan. Our three month journey, which is taking us between the two capital cities of the Roman empire, is coming to a close. The general shape of our route was set by the start and end points, Rome and Istanbul, and the desire to see more of Sicily and climb on the island of … Continue reading Climbing near Izmir, Turkey →

Gaynor The Big Trip, Turkey 2 Comments April 21, 2019April 20, 2019

Climbing in Kaynaklar – The Drama of Day 1

By Gaynor. We arrived in Izmir on the western coast of Turkey after 4 hours driving through the rain soaked country.  The entire west coast seemed to be under rain clouds on the day we traveled.   We are staying in Izmir to go climbing at Kaynaklar, a climbing area just to the east of Izmir … Continue reading Climbing in Kaynaklar – The Drama of Day 1 →

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Today was the last of 4 days climbing in Provence. We visited 6 limestone crags and each one had a very different style of climbing. We could easily spend a week just at one crag. I am sure we will be back!
Had a quick visit to Notre Dames des Anges, le Grandes Mur Rouge today, and was very impressed with routes. Jon did one 40m 6b which was fantastic, but all the other lines look equally good. We will have to have a full day here before the end of our trip.
I think I need to work on my lock-offs! Autumn training is about to commence!
Everyone in the house is avidly watching the #europeanchampionships #munich2022 #sportclimbing competition! I am so pleased @ifsclimbing had the livestream on their website.
Jon approaching the crux on ‘Regarde les baleines passer’ (7b). This was his second 7b redpoint this summer, a new personal best!
Woohoo! We have just had a great day climbing at Remingy. After one session working the route, Jon successfully redpointed his first 7b in France. On top of that, for the first time ever, I led every route I climbed today. Not bad for someone who prefers a top rope! It is great to feel like we are making progress with our climbing again 😊.

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