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1 I ken nane I'd rather tak wi' me as a lone companion on the long traverse .
2 Nineteen rappels, a long traverse , and seven more rappels took them back to the foot of the route.
3 The next challenge: a long traverse of another icefield, which at its top left corner contains some mixed terrain.
4 This was to be their long traverse , if circumstances and terrain permitted, reaching a straight-line distance from Pathfinder of six kilometers.
5 It seems unexpected for the pair to take the long traverse needed to reach the start of the last pitch of White Maiden.
6 The result was a 35-mile long traverse through 17 peaks, with a total of about 20,000 feet of vertical.
7 Whaley had brought West supplies enough to carry him only to Lookout, where he was to stock for a long traverse into the wilds.
8 He had heard it on the long traverse , in the stillness of the lone night, at lakeside camps built far from any other human being.
9 Partway along the spine section, you can drop down off the ridge to the Compound bouldering area, a long traverse , and get in some laps.
10 While crossing a long traverse of at least twenty-five miles, my largest dog, Jack, went through a crack in the ice up to his collar.
11 The approach is complicated by long traverses and descents.
12 Beyond this checkpoint, a metal bridge about three hundred feet long traverses a steep-walled gorge.
13 He'd make long traverses to build up stamina and cautiously worked his way through the grades at Baou.
14 If you're interested in multipitch routes or long traverses , though, first be warned: This is where the discomfort factor ratchets up.
15 Sans Treadwall, you can achieve the same mileage via long traverses on a bouldering wall or by running lead laps at the gym.
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