MOUNTAIN 103:LES CALANQUES
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Blakey

Trad climber
Sierra Vista
Topic Author's Original Post - Dec 11, 2012 - 06:29pm PT
This article from Mountain 1O3 by Bernard Vaucher neatly links with the thread started by Marlow; see the link below.

The cover photo by Claude Cassin revealed a side to the Calanques more akin to Gogarth than the sunny Mediterranean.


http://www.supertopo.com/climbing/thread.php?topic_id=1842758&msg=1919204#msg1919204
jogill

climber
Colorado
Dec 11, 2012 - 08:33pm PT
Beautiful area. I did a little light bouldering there while attending a math meeting at Luminy in the early fall of 1989.


;>)
Patrick Sawyer

climber
Originally California now Ireland
Jul 7, 2013 - 07:39am PT
bump

because I love les Calanques
Marlow

Sport climber
OSLO
Jul 7, 2013 - 12:50pm PT
Blakey: Great article. When I see Michel Fauquet on Les Mille et Une Peurs I can feel the rock.

JoGill: Luminy is at the heart of the Calanques. 30-60 min walk to a lot of crags. Some bouldering closer to Luminy.
JohnRoe

Trad climber
State College, PA
Jul 7, 2013 - 01:00pm PT
I have also taken a break from theorems and proofs at Luminy to go climbing. A short hike out the back door of the lecture theater...

I doubt it measured up to JG's definition of "light bouldering" though!
Marlow

Sport climber
OSLO
Jul 7, 2013 - 01:03pm PT
"A little light bouldering" - which sounds more like walking on rock. ;o)
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