Sally Can Wait

Factor Two by Wil Treasure

Feb 5, 201829:45Sports & Recreation

There's something both romantic and illogical about taking the ultimate risk in climbing; leaving the rope behind and going solo. Justifying that is a question which has always fascinated me. For many people it's such an...

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