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Come on then, lets have your times for the climb comp. :wink:

 

First attempt times as well lads, non of this practicing stuff.

 

 

 

5.53

 

Not bad for a 16st 45 year old that dropped through a fork and had to go back up through it :biggrin: and lost five seconds for not hitting the landing zone

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Well chuffed for you Dean, good fun comp. Credit to Mark for his climb too, going by the state of him in the evening it was a miracle he could even find his way into his harness:001_tongue: Well done everyone who took part:001_smile:

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well running about a tree was even stranger than i imagined,7min 43 secs. i could make up loads of excuses but why bother, really glad i tried it, it isnt easy infront of a crowd and i was really out my comfort zone, but it was a great feeling honking the big horn and getting a round of applause and a few cheers. thanks again nick:001_cool:

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  Andy Collins said:
Well chuffed for you Dean, good fun comp. Credit to Mark for his climb too, going by the state of him in the evening it was a miracle he could even find his way into his harness:001_tongue: Well done everyone who took part:001_smile:

 

Yes I felt for Mark, his friction knot was slipping as well.

 

Even with his hangover he had everyone laughing, nice one mark

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Stevie, more or less got out of the car, went to the tree climb and climbed the tree without seeing others doing it or knowing where the targets werewhich I thought was a good time considering you went in blind !!

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really did'nt like the idea of climbing in front of a crowd but eventually gave in to peer pressure, guess what i had a great time!(not my climbing time). A mixture of encouragement and sarcasm made for good atmosphere. I finished up with 5.33. Is any one going to post the results table would love to know where i came over all. ps Richard and i spent all afternoon reviewing our climbs to see where we could shave those vital off . . .

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