Giuliano Cameroni, Bernd Zangerl bouldering in Valle dell'Orco, Italy
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Giuliano Cameroni bouldering in Valle dell'Orco, Italy
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It’s common knowledge that Bernd Zangerl has a soft spot for Italy’s pristine Valle dell’Orco. Bravirabi, El Salvador, Self Aperto and the 14 meter highball 29dots close to Noasca are just a few examples of the gems the Austrian has established over the years, and no list is complete without his sit start to I Colonial. Last year Zangerl travelled to Piemonte with ace Swiss climber Giuliano Cameroni and the results came in thick and fast.
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