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Hard Repeats In Colorado By Hong, Graham & Leslie-Wujastyk
Hard repeats at Wild Basin and Nicky’s Boulders by Matty Hong, Dave Graham and Mina Leslie-Wujastyk
3rd Ascent Of Dreamcatcher
Chris Sharma’s iconic Squamish route Dreamcatcher (5.14d) got its third ascent (Sharma, McColl) last week from Canadian Ben Harnden according to this posting on the local message board. Apparently Harnden is of the Brave & Humble™ variety so it’s unclear how much spray about the ascent will make it to the internet, but I, for one, can never get enough media from this route. I guess we might just have to settle for re-watching Sharma and McColl climb this route.
Two Repeats Of Bunda De Fora (5.14d) By Muller, Kinder
Lev Pinter’s Bunda De Fora (5.14d) at the limestone crag Acephale in Canada’s Bow Valley recently saw two repeats at the hands of Josh Muller and Joe Kinder. Kinder has a great blog post about the process of working this route that includes pictures of both him and Muller attempting it that is well worth checking out. Here’s how Kinder framed his mentality when approaching the route as a project:
This trip to The Bow Valley was a test. It was an experiment to gun it for one route, Bunda De Fora. The drive up was a little anxiety ridden with the idea (that I kept to myself), that I was going to buckle down on one hard project, period.
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I mean there were surely plan b, but this was what I wanted. The climber mentality of “this is the most important thing in the world” is so obnoxious sometimes.
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I mean we aren’t saving anyone or doing anything other than an activity that makes us happy and satisfies us. Ridiculous I know. But… this is truly what it takes to be invested in hard climbing.

Adam Ondra Frees “Change” (5.15c)
More history from Adam Ondra
DPM Interviews Audrey Sniezek
Audrey stands out from the crowd. She’s been able to maintain a well-paying job with benefits and climb 5.14b, simultaneously excelling in both the business and climbing world. Unlike other top-notch climbers that crawl out of the back of a truck to start the day, Audrey might swap out her heels and power suit for a sports bra and climbing shoes. On top of it all, she’s found time to volunteer and make a significant impact on the rural communities surrounding the Red River Gorge.
The work of Sniezek and other software engineers to teach computer science to high school students like those Sniezek is teaching in rural Kentucky was recently highlighted in this article in The New York Times.
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