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On-sight all the way to the very top, on a very clean looking Archangel, Stanage
© David Slater, Apr 1990
Route: Archangel (E3 5b)
Climbers: David Slater
Date taken: 29th April 1990
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All the grit in this nice cluster of retrospective photos looks very clean (and largely devoid of the impact of chalk, too). The 'good old days' of acid rain?
Jon Read - 12/Nov/19
It's a curious observation I keep making comparing then and now. I think it's the same rain but different chalk! I've been off the climbing scene for 18 years and I'm now noticing a lot of chalk at the crags. People are practising routes on TR more and I notice chalk has changed. We used to just coat our fingertips, but now I see chalk covering the hands of climbers. So no change in rain, it;s a change in chalk and ethics I think.
David Slater - 13/Nov/19
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