Jonas Schild, Fred Nicole and Bain de Sang in Switzerland
The video of Jonas Schild climbing Bain de Sang, featuring the first ascensionist Fred Nicole who also explains the reason behind the name of the legendary climb at Saint Loup in Switzerland.
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Jonas Schild sending Bain de Sang at Saint Loup in Switzerland
Daniel Bleuer
Why is the route called Bain de Sang? The reason is revealed by Fred Nicole, the first ascensionist of this slab masterpiece freed in 1993 at Saint Loup in Switzerland. And repeated at the start of May by Jonas Schild who documents his ascent in this video and also interviews the legend who is Nicole.
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