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I think a lot of the nasty comments had to do with when the park rangers took his crash pads because they were “unsightly” and he was upset. Some people left some comments that were rather nasty letting him know how they felt about him.

I think a lot of the nasty comments dealt with the point when they burned his crash pads…

I noticed that his grammatical structures seem to throw google translate for quite the loop, rendering those translations pretty useless.

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These days with the crags still a little bit wet, we’ve been motivated to bolt more routes and climb a little when the chance arises, and truthfully some really good routes have come from it. The latest routes opened in Oliana by Chris are “Eye Fish” 8b+?, and to the right, “Gorillas in the fog” 8b/+. Victor and Citro finished “China crisis” 8b+? and to the right of it, one that says 8a+?. I opened a new project to the left of “Pape mollat” called “Blankita” (blanquita — little white “thing”). It seems really hard, I don’t know (the grade)…

In Margalef, we started two new lines in the Laboratori. I opened one to the left of Chris’s project, called “The innate law” and it seems to be at least 8c or harder, we’ll see. Chris opened one (or more) to the right and it seems really hard. Soon we’ll try and finish them.

After giving up hope on a rainy day we found a really small cave that was about 12 meters high, interesting, with good possibilities and we opened one route that had two amazing starts, spectacular and dry. We tried them and the two starts will surely be 9a?. One we called “Nobodies land” and it covers about 20 meters of roof climbing, with an incredible rock formation and Chris opened a direct start that was very bouldery and very hard. To the left I opened a route “Saw 1″ that feels around 8c or so and has 12 meters (of roof climbing). We also opened a bouldering traverse that is around 40 meters and crosses the entire cave.. It’s very good and has around four parts.