[dave]

There's a really good interview with Dave [Graham] at udini:

http://udinigallery.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=117&g2_itemId=16849

I watched that I while ago and really enjoyed it. Definitely an endearing touch of Dawesesque mad genius.

I can't get enough of this shit. Genie arse.

[neil h]

for all you people looking for a gopro, the new hero2 is out, so I took it to cuvier for the day and here are the results, I think really good quality

[GCW]

I think you need a new bread knife mate!

[neil h]

think you might be right

[SA Chris]

I hope that's not rhyming slang.

Quality looks great neil. Still trying to convince myself I really don't need one. Where did you get it?

[Nick B]

the Rocklands video is amazing.

I watched it last night. Great fun, although I did note that, unlike in the all-too-brief footage of Mina Leslie-Wowsohot, we did not get any lingering closeups of the boys' bottoms during topouts. Somebody should organise a symposium about it.

Did you see Andy Banks' bottom at the end?!

[dobbin]

I did, but i wish i didnt.

[Stabbsy]

What/where are the two problems at Cuvier? I feel like I should know already, but no access to any guidebooks at work.

[surfchimpster]

There's a really good interview with Dave [Graham] at udini:

http://udinigallery.com/index.php?option=com_gallery2&Itemid=117&g2_itemId=16849

Dave Graham is my new hero! found his rant inspiring

and the Rocklands video is great

[Andy B]

I did, but i wish i didnt.

Did it stir up a few latent emotions? A few deep seated doubts and smothered feelings?

[Fiend]

Dave Graham lecture at the Works was the most inspiring thing I've seen climbing related. Highly entertaining and a good message about having a positive and active attitude to life itself can reap such rewards in one's climbing experiences. Some day I'll manage to act that out too....

[fatneck]

[Wipey Why]

Warning: Contains 'driving to the crag' scenes

[grimer]

The worst ever example of gay-leg at 4.40

[SA Chris]

Warning: Contains 'driving to the crag' scenes

At least they pass quickly. My fingertips hurt watching that, probably from the memory of trying to climb there in humid high 20s heat.

[willackers]

STRONG! 

That problem looks awesome as well!

[scooby doo]

Sick! Good work by Isra Olcina! And respect to Nacho for repeating it. This thing is well hard, I heard that Mr Andrada looked at it and turned away saying the holds are just too small!

[Blunk]

I thought this vid was fucking brilliant. Great camera work, really great camera. The late evening light shots were spot on, loved that solar warmth on the distant crag. And Messer Whittaker is always a pleasure to watch climb--Mrs. Whittaker has to be thrilled with those biceps! No posing Frenchies or Americans, and yes I am an American. I am absolutely sick of people taking themselves so seriously.

No fucking bullshit, just good climbing. And a flair for capturing the moment on film.

Go on!

[Robsons]

Tomorrow I Will Be Gone is a quality watch...
For me it's serving a taster for the main event which I am really looking forward to.
A little more chat would have been appreciated, but seems this will be the case for Life on Hold...

[SA Chris]

I get the feeling this was a bit of filming Nick B did while he was on a holiday, and spent more of his time getting on with some climbing. Can you blame him??

Also keen for LOH.

[r-man]

[Wipey Why]

[Houston]

Heres a we vid with a few problems from Cresciano and Chironico in Switzerland. First experience of the Swiss granite and am well impressed. One of the most picturesque areas I have ever climbed in and will definately be going back very soon!

[casa]

Quite enjoyed that Mr Houston, cheers

[Nibile]

very nice!!!