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Last weekend Mina and I drove to the Northern Vosgese climbing spots about an hour from our place in Karlsruhe. The weather was fantastic and we broke the record in spotting falling stars 
. It is nice to see bolted routes again after climbing at the Pfalz and the french “tarte flambee” and a panachee are just as good after climbing than hanging out at the Bärenbrunner Hof. Mina is back climbing again and we enjoyed some shady routes at a hot day.
Rebecca climbing with Mina again…
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7 Responses to “@ the French side”
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Look at that rock – not an incut hold in sight!
Oh well, Paul has been practising on the gritstone, so at least one of us will know what they are doing! 
Good to see Mina recovered from her injury!
there are lots of secret incut holds, not as bad as it looks like
, but be prepared for some nice round hand layers.
Now, I like the sound of “tarte flambee” and a panachee.
Hmmmmm: maybe I should be coming to Germany; the scenery looks really good…!!!!
Easy tiger…
The climbing and weather looks great!! but it’s all looking a bit steeeeeeeeeeeeep
hey you guys! it was great to climb again! and yes, it was a bit steep! especially the tour with the painted scull (you can see it on the left side of my left arm) next to the route called ‘Requiem’
I’ve got only 3days to work and then i’m on holiday for three weeks! yeah! looking forward to see you soon!