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ian h30 Dec 2002
was wondering if anybody knows what has happened to some of this countrys best climbers who appear to have dissapeared from the scene. such as:
stuart cameron
jason myers
jasper sharp
dave turner
brett30 Dec 2002
In reply to ian h: i've seen stuart camerons name in some write ups recently. heard nothing on the others.
you didn't come route setting today? are you broken from yesterday? my back muscles are wrecked, spent most of day on back wall. done a cool traverse.
In reply to ian h:
Planet Fear had an interview with Stuart Cameron recently, I'm sure the article is still available, called somthing like what happened to the young ones.
OP Ed30 Dec 2002
In reply to ian h: Jasper Sharpe gave up climbing to become an accountant in 94 or 95 I think. Stuart Cameron met his dream girl and then gave up around 96. He now runs a successful business in Sheffield. Jason Myers had a few quiet years but I heard he may be making a comeback of sorts??
Stuart is now a succesful businessman and family man in Sheffield but was recently at the Foundry and was heard muttering about starting climbing again.
Jason is still climbing (very well) but spends most of his free time surfing.
stuart cameron - pudgy businessman (what happened to brocolli)
jason myers - ?
jasper sharp - stopped due to injury?
dave turner - stopped due to injury?
i think, not that i know any of them
laterzz
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michael knight02 Jan 2003
In reply to ian h: whatever happened to 98%. i used to consider him my climbing partner, i heard he got into snowboarding and now talks with an american accent?! he had just developed awesome finger strength, what a waste...
ian h02 Jan 2003
In reply to michael knight: do i know you michael.
michael knight02 Jan 2003
In reply to ian h: i may have saved you from the clutches of an evil person. or i may climb with you.... no names though please.
ian h02 Jan 2003
In reply to John2: def did chimera. but what about unforgetable has to be the most underated route on sandstone
In reply to ian h:
Dave Turner certainly did Chimera but was it not the great Paul Hayes who put up Unfogettable??
ian h04 Jan 2003
In reply to Graham Ad: yes you are correct paul hayes did it first turner failed with both hands on the top. but then there is always renascence. not as hard but what would i know i have never seen it in good enough condition to try it
In reply to ian h: you do realise we won't be on southern sandstone till the end of a heatwave?! its frigged up badly, unless we take blow torches and intense fuel burners to north boulder?????
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