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See: headway, progress, surmount

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Climb titles are seldom changed down the years, however confusing or inappropriate they are, she added.

Recognise that face? Its name tells a rocky tale

It's not a climb that a beginner could go and hope to get up.

Jack's joy at Old Man of Hoy climb; EXCLUSIVE Teacher celebrates 60th in style

It proved to be a more difficult climb than they had expected, but they pushed hard and overcame some significant physical challenges posed by their injuries to reach the top.

Personal summits: AF climbing team shows wounded Airmen the healing powers of mountains'

Climb this and keep ahead to pass the remains of St Elvis Cromlech.

DAYTRIPPER; Solva to Pointz castle Part 1

Strong winds caused Alain to delay his climb till 6.

'Spiderman' scales Burj Khalifa

Get a grip, go vertical, and climb those rockin' walls

You rock!

The first is to teach Yemenis how to climb, so eventually they'll be able to buy their own gear and come climbing themselves.

Climbing enthusiast uses sport to promote environmental awareness

You really don't need to be in perfect condition to climb a wall.

On the job

PTCI offers canvas "treeboats" to relax in at the top of your climb, where you can enjoy the majestic temperate rainforest on a two-inch thick air mattress.

The air up there: canopy tourism

On short haul flights, where climb phase reduces range in cruise flight phase, even higher direct operating costs are generated in climb compared to cruise flight phase.

The contribution of optimal turbo fan transport aircraft climb schedule to air company economy/Turbosraigtinio transporto lektuvo optimalaus kilimo plano poveikis oro bendrovei

His goal for the day is to climb past a seam in the concrete where the slab leans inward--an indubitable challenge.

Scaling new heights

When you stand below the tree, it can be awesome," he says, gazing up at Michael's Triumph, the 150-foot-tall Douglas fir we were gearing up to climb.