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AIR2SPARE climb MT BOYCE- take 2 ropes!!	27-Apr-2006 At 11:11:55 AM	ant
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On 27/04/2006 Phil Box wrote: >Actually climbing at night is an excellent training tool, it heightens >ones senses so that one begins to see the things that one ought in the >day time. That and you learn to cope with benightments and epics better. Good advice. I've gone climbing up at the North Jawbones in the rain. We hiked up from the lower car-park and did some easier slabs in the wet. It was an alpine training day, as opposed to a "wax back hair, apply spray on tan, pump up at gym and tick project" day.

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