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Steve Bretherick on Satan's Temple, 8a+. This route, since being opened by Stefan Glowacz in 1995 remains unrepeated as far as my knowledge goes.

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Pourya 6 months ago

G REA T ++++++++++++++++++++

Evyatar Dayan 1 year ago

I can feel the fear, amazing shot.

Dirk Smith Feel it.. but he is 100% safe if his equipment works :-0

Dare Turnsek 1 year ago

Excellent Dirk, compliments!

Dirk Smith Thank you Dare, appreciated, especially coming from someone who has climbed.

Kusoglu Ali 1 year ago

Great
Excellent

Dirk Smith Danke vielmals!

Wesley Law 1 year ago

That is impressive.

Dirk Smith Thank you Wesley. After some heavy rains in the last few days this waterfall has grown absolutely massive now!

wosch 1 year ago

very good.

Dirk Smith Thanx

John Parminter 1 year ago

Very good Dirk,

JP

Dirk Smith Hi John, thank you for visiting, could be sharper I know ;-)

JZB 1 year ago

Whaou... Impressive. You can feel the danger just looking at it. Congrats!

Dirk Smith Thank you for the compliment!

Matjaz Cater 1 year ago

Impressive!

Dirk Smith Thank you Matjaz. I had a look at your published photos, impressive work! One day I hope to visit Misja Pec a climbing area in your country to experience the beauty first hand.

Matjaz Cater Many thanks, Dirk... let me know and I'll be around !

Matjaz

Alex Dylikowski 1 year ago

Maybe he is just trying to go the full way? Who knows whether he will succeed...

Dirk Smith Thank you for your visit Alex. Let's hope this motivates Steve to go back to this route and finish it off! Who knows..

Focal Plane 1 year ago

I don't get it: you say the route was never repeated since being opened by Stefan in 1995, then present us with a great shot of Stephen in 2008 doing the route. Hunh?

Dirk Smith Thank you for the compliment. Steve fell lower down so he didn't 'do' it this attempt or on subsequent attempts. Climbers sometimes spend days practising to do a route over and over until they 'do' it in one go without falling or resting in the rope. Hope that makes sense :-)