Come on John!
Backed up by his hilarious crew, John Thornton sends Caroline 7C+ at Rocklands, South Africa.
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John Thornton climbing Caroline 7C+ at Rocklands, South Africa.
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Venga! Allez! Geht sho! Dajesz! Or, in English, Come on! As John Thornton heard 47 times during his send of Caroline, a 7C+ boulder porblem at Rocklands, South Africa. Our congratulations to John and, it goes without saying, to his fabulous crew!
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