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Rock climbing meets blacksmithing, resulting in the most beautiful climbing competition trophy we’ve ever seen. 🤝
forged a Drone CS for last years iteration of the Creator Cup.
Lynn Hill dropping some climbing etymology lore. How DID the term ‘beta’ make it into the rock climbing lexicon? 📚
Legend has it that in the 80s and 90s, prominent rock climber Jack Mileski would film his climbs in the analog videocassette format, Betamax. When his friends were struggling with technical sequences on the same climbs, Mileski would ask, “Do you want to see the Betamax?”
In time ‘Betamax’ was shortened to ‘beta’ and became a mainstay in the climbing dictionary.
Clip cut from a recent episode with Lynn, where she chatted about developing her own unique technical sequences - ‘beta’- over her climbing career, highlighting the ways in which climbing celebrate creative problem solving!
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14/06/2026
Assorted spring / summer (intended to be May but I forgot my drafts)
Nuts Vs Cams with Jim Pope 🧗♀️
In trad climbing, nuts are lightweight, inexpensive passive protection best used in V-shaped constrictions. Cams are versatile, active spring-loaded devices that expand to fit parallel cracks. A standard trad rack uses both, prioritizing nuts to save weight and cams for speed.
Filmed during the Climb Academy in the Lake District
06/06/2026
If I’d have gotten a preview of what summer so far was going to look like at the end of last year, I would have said “nooo, you’re kidding!” In a good way. Grateful as heck to be feeling on a good trajectory; trusting the process, being patient, enjoying climbing and working away at getting stronger.
Photos from a couple of weekends ago in The Lake District. Bonkers temps (!) went hiking (!) went bouldering (!) went climbing (!) hung out at and enjoyed some time by the lake.
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Do. Or do not. There is no try. 🎬