Photo gallery: Cavallers
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Reaching easier ground on the great arête, L3© LeeWood, Jul 2012
View back down the great arête on L3, just after the 6c crux moves.© LeeWood, Jul 2012
Quality climbing right till the end: final moves on Laura, L7© LeeWood, Jul 2012
Exiting L2, a short but trying offwidth© LeeWood
Smith rocks. On the upper hard bit of the route !© tintinandpip, Jun 2012
Smith Rocks. The lower easy bit of the route !© tintinandpip, Jun 2012
L3: the A0 is a doddle until the 4th clip© LeeWood, Aug 2011
L3: prepping the aid section© LeeWood, Aug 2011
L4: hard moves to finish-up at the stance© LeeWood, Sep 2011
L3: flakes, mushrooms and ... friction© LeeWood, Sep 2011
Sampling the 'roca perfecta' on L4© LeeWood, Sep 2011
L2: Crux moves on mixed pro at 6a+.© LeeWood, Aug 2011
L3: joyful jugsCathy, Jun 2009
© LeeWood
L2: a steep little wallCathy, Jun 2009
© LeeWood
Working out crux moves. Agullas del Comalestorres in background.Cathy, Jun 2009
© LeeWood
Gaining sunny heights after a shady start in the gullyCathy, Jun 2009
© LeeWood
Feeling up the 'regletas preciosas' of this classic slab climb© LeeWood, Sep 2011
Tesni's first F7a On Sight (Top Rope)© Sl@te Head, Aug 2011
F6c Slab at Pared Inerte, Cavallers.© Sl@te Head, Aug 2011
Sun warmed rock after a cold shady start.© LeeWood, Jun 2009
Impeccable granite slabs© LeeWood, Jun 2009
On pitch 3 (V+). Agulla de Comalestorres visible beyond.© LeeWood, Jun 2009
Topo outline for Indirectissima, Pared donde peta el Riu Malo, Cavallers© LeeWood, Jun 2009
Pitch 1, or is it still the walk-in?© LeeWood, Jun 2009
