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Written by Branly
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 | “Durant le 16ème siècle, les Princes de l’Empire Cham chassaient à Ca Na le tigre, l'éléphant ou le rhinocéros.” Avec ce genre de renseignements, on est tout de suite plus avancé. Bref, certains Bộ Dội (militaires en VF) affiliés à la Vina Grimpe avaient évoqués une plage paradisiaque sur laquelle s’élèveraient des blocs de granite. Les Dong Chi de VietClimb avaient déjà répertorié Nha Trang et Dam Mon, une visite s’imposait donc à Ca Na. |
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Written by BranlX
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 | Une ballade erratique dans les galeries d’arts de la rue Trang Tien peut apporter au grimpeur à l’oeil torve de silencieux monologues métaphysiques. "L’expérience est-elle le fondement de la connaissance ? Bao nhiêu tiền? Avec le canon d'un flingue entre les dents, ne prononce-t-on vraiment que les voyelles ? Le Rocher a-t-il un pouvoir aphrodisiaque ?" |
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Written by Branly
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 | Après l’échec cuisant de Do Son en terme de grimpe, les Dong Chi (les Kamarades en vf) de VietClimb ont décidé de mettre les bouchées doubles. Double en terme de distance, de réputation balnéaire, et incomparable à Do Son. Direction Sam Son, dans la province de Thanh Hoa, distante d’environs 150 km de Hanoi (au Sud). C’est écrit dans le Yi King : "notable for its pine forest and its enormous granite boulders". Cela tombe très bien. |
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Written by Branly
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 | In order to help you get on your feet quickly, here are some clues on surviving Hanoi, and some ads for particular events taking place in the days to come. We will try to update this thread on a regular basis, but fortunately, other websites are listed to that are far more thorough in keeping you up to date on festivals, concerts and big Parties... (photo Othello Khanh et Phi Thanh Van) |
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Written by Branly
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 | It’s April, spring is back with chirping birds ready to be turned into yummy skewers (chim nuong), heavy sun, and the reappearance of cane sugar juice sellers (mia da) on street corners. The water temperature of Halong Bay is more than forgiving, after 5 months of us sitting around and twiddling our thumbs. It’s time to go back to business with a Deep Water Soloing session. This year, to add to the challenge of getting back in shape,... |
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Written by Branly
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 | Currently, the new version of Vietclimb.com, V3, is still in stages of on-line development. Be nice to the author who receives neither royalties nor Happy Endings, but has red eyes from staring at the screen. Although Vietclimb.com concentrates mainly on rock climbing in Vietnam, you can find, dear readers, information linking you to other crags in the region. Thus,... |
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Written by Branly
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 | As the National Security Agency doesn’t want to help us index all the cliffs and boulders in Vietnam, discovering and recording potential and existing crags remains a lot of work. But on the other hand, it’s an exciting time, one of discovery. Our respective schedules, access issues to reach more remote areas constrain our efforts to do the climbing potential here justice. This website is only a modest selection of what is possible in Vietnam. However, here are some good surprises we randomly found, where our lucky, podgy little fingers tasted good rock... |
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Written by Greg
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 | With more than 80 million active users, 100.000 new registered users every week, and an estimated valuation of over $ 8 billion, Facebook is the 6th most-trafficked website in the world. Contrary to the social media website,... |
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Written by BranlX
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 | Rock climbing is an activity than can be extremely hazardous and result in injury or death to climbers or those around them. This website is not an instruction website... |
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