Biwak 29.4.15

[@madgenin8897]

we dont climb at czech sandstone at least 48 hours form the last rain. it protects wet stone againts erosion.

[@OmmerSyssel]

Every German sandstone climber I knew of, was familiar with that rule, and let the rock's untouched at least 24 hours after rain. Show of for the camera?

[@iluvatar4244]

i dont get it either. really weird.

[@GeoSmarty]

Sehr schöner Bericht. Wo her bekommt man den Kletterführer und die Karte?

[@OmmerSyssel]

Jicin, Trutnov, Broumov, Adrspach oder Internet? ... .. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ip2862]

In the first half of the video a climber arrives at a bolt/Ring/kruh and anchors there, hanging on the Ring. A second climber arrives, climbs over and stands on the first climber, then continues to the summit. Am I correct in believing that, while this is fine in Czechia, it doesn't meet the 'rules' in Saxony? In Saxony I think that the lower climber, the one who is being stood on, cannot hang on a bolt/Ring but must be supported by his/her own climbing ability - ie s/he must be in a free-climbing stance, not hanging on the bolt/Ring. Is this correct?

[@iv911]

Respekt! 👍🏻

[@Natur-Bueb]

fur mi hat dieser riss nicht mehr viel mit klettern zu tun.. jeder das was er meint zu brauchen..

[@OmmerSyssel]

Wer Sandstein klettert muss auch Riss beherrschen, ob es gefällt oder nicht. 🤚🏻✊🏻😇🦋