Tomorrow I am off to the Italian Dolomites with friends for via ferrata fun. Hope to do the Eterna Brigata below. Info.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
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Have a care. For although falling may do little harm, stopping’s a real *****.
Meanwhile, the eastern aspect of Adnan presents an interesting challenge.
I had a dream about rock-climbing last night - I'd forgotten until I saw your photo. I haven't done it since my youth, and I'm too arthritic now, not to mention unfit.
I recently read a biography of Schrodinger, by John Gribbin, who was into high altitude sports despite being a pipe-smoker and having lifelong issues with tuberculosis.
Regards, Paul.
Doing extreme sports are one of my dreams. Rock climbing is totally one of them. Hope I can experience this in the near future.
Not for me. I get vertigo wearing thick socks.
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