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Topic	Date	User
Offwidth appreciation society	30-Nov-2014 At 3:30:58 PM	Wendy
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I'm afraid the Youyangs are probably not going to entice me to travel, but next time you are around, I could be persuaded on a little jaunt up such classics as Electra and Wizard of Ice. On the topic of learning to climb off widths - Australian ones just don't tend to be very technical. You can try all the fancy techniques known by climbers of splitter american sandstone offwidths, but most of the time we have deep flaring trenches that lend themselves to just getting in and wiggling. I'd like to say I have a mountain of knowledge to share, but I think I just have a good dose of stubbornness for getting in and wiggling. And I'm looking forward to the new old nut key!

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