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Very close to the summit of Cancho Largo
This is connected with the next photo, with the climber tackling this massive rock from the other side. I got to the top once, in November 2010 but I haven't been able to find the scrambling route I took and I had no camera or camera phone back then. Here, this was as far as I was happy to go, short of climbing the tree and jumping aross from the top!
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Pretty contrast between this green and rocky foreground and the plain below.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Eric Desjours clubI have bouldered at Fontainebleu and remember very well the queues of climbers waiting their turn at the more famous boulders! It was in 1977, I hope thay have organised things better since then!
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Malik,
Thank you both!
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