Tasmania climbing with Charlotte Durif, Josh Larson
Charlotte Durif and Josh Larson during their 2-year world tour 'A World Less Travelled' rock climbing in Tasmania.
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Josh Larson climbing one of the countless pillars in Tasmania
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For most climbers, Tasmania equates to Totem Pole, the amazing sea stack on which in 1988 Paul Pritchard suffered a nigh fatal fall. Obviously though the island to the south of Australia offers far, far more than "just" this obelisk, as Charlotte Durif and Josh Larson discover during their 2-year exploration of the lesser-known climbing areas of 18 countries on 6 continents.
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