Sean Villanueva and Siebe Vanhee making the first ascent of Fire in the Belly (8a+, 700m) up Tsaranoro Atsimo, Tsaranoro massif, Madagascar
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Sean Villanueva & Siebe Vanhee climbing free in Madagascar
The video MAD in Madagascar, documenting Sean Villanueva & Siebe Vanhee making the first ascent of Fire in the Bell up Tsaranoro Atsimo in Madagascar.
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Sean Villanueva and Siebe Vanhee making the first ascent of Fire in the Belly (8a+, 700m) up Tsaranoro Atsimo, Tsaranoro massif, Madagascar
Sean Villanueva
In August 2015 the Belgian climbers Sean Villanueva and Siebe Vanhee added a major a new route to Tsaranoro Atsimo on the island of Madagascar. Their 700m Fire in the Belly was established ground-up and tackles technical difficulties up to 8a+. This video shows their adventure.
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