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doerscheln says:
Some say that cats are loners and I guess they are when they hunt for example but when this pic doesn't proof that most of the cats love it to live together with other cats then I don't know. XO
doerscheln says:Some say that cats are loners and I guess they are when they hunt for example but when this pic doesn't proof that most of the cats love it to live together with other cats then I don't know. XO
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tele_mark says:
Storm just blew the kid out of the water -- twice up the route, with a single jump to 2/3's height, and not even thinking about the crux move at the top, which is quite difficult, which he instinctively nailed. After the second time, though, he was pretty spent. As a retired rock/ice climber, I was pretty impressed. And I remember, one of the things we were taught to emulate was a cat on a tree, so things come full circle! Ambercat's form in particular above is really top notch. He could be at 5000m in the Alps, or 200 Feet in the Shawangunks. OK, a little silly, but seriously, this is a great move here! Berg Heil, kits!
tele_mark says:Storm just blew the kid out of the water -- twice up the route, with a single jump to 2/3's height, and not even thinking about the crux move at the top, which is quite difficult, which he instinctively nailed. After the second time, though, he was pretty spent. As a retired rock/ice climber, I was pretty impressed. And I remember, one of the things we were taught to emulate was a cat on a tree, so things come full circle! Ambercat's form in particular above is really top notch. He could be at 5000m in the Alps, or 200 Feet in the Shawangunks. OK, a little silly, but seriously, this is a great move here! Berg Heil, kits!
