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\nUpclimbing often reports on the talented British climber Tom Randall: this summer he spent\u00a0one\u00a0\u00a0months with Adam Bailes, Andy Asquith and \u00a0Pete Whittaker \u00a0in \u00a0Chamonix, Annot and Valle Orco, bagging \u00a0important repeats\u00a0and new routes;\u00a0\u00a0last summer was successful in the red-point of Greenspit crack in Valle Orco.
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\nThe video takes up the first ascent of One Infinity 8B, in Bathford, Somerset. The problem links the original All Elements (V11) into some pumpy lip traversing, to create perhaps one of the world’s hardest roof crack boulder problems.
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\nRecently Tom \u00a0Randall, along with Bob Hickish, repeated after 22 years since the first ascent \u00a0two pitches of "Laughing Arthur\u201d , E8, \u00a0considered one of the most difficult of the South-West of Britain,
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\n\u00a0Read more on Laughing Arthur on UKC\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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