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Professionally Guided Rock Climbing in San Diego and Joshua Tree

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Last year we had the pleasure to check out this very special climbing/bouldering area in Germany"A V A L O N I A"Our friends from @kraftraumbocholt together with "Kraftpflaume" Olli did a great job to stir up excitement.I kept hearing "it is unique" kinda odd. "And there is this guy who lives there"Mmmh, a climber living there 🤔 well! That almost sounds familiar like a classic American dirtbag dream but apparently the story here is different.Just recently we found out that Avalonia was featured in @patagonia film telling the story of "the dude" who lives there and created this wonderful boulderland. The story is genuine and a story of true passion."STONE LOCALS"is the name of the movie directed by @cheynelempe and othersCheck out our 'stories" later for more Avalonia action and a quick journey to Europe and Germany….#chillinorockclimbing #rockclimbing #guide #guiding #germany #avalonia #bouldering #passion #ruhrgebiet #international #travel #climbing_pictures_of_instagram #klettern…@kraftraumbocholt

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Rappelling in J Tree! Most of the rock formations in Joshua Tree National Park can be descended via "walk off", which in most cases is a scramble off the backside of the rock on the easiest path down. When the easiest way is hard enough that's when you have to rappel. Let gravity take you down and "rap off". Most rock formations have rappel anchors with rappel rings. This type of equipment is permanently fixed through bolts and meant for many years of use – a great way to not have to leave your personal gear on the rock when rappelling. Here Emily enjoying her special way down