[...] and clean up the Illustrator file structure so that future updates are easier. You can see the before and after on the carousel.

More on www.montblanclines.com [3/3]

[...] wanting to correct where his glorious (and unrepeated!) 1977 line, Scala di Seta, went exactly.

I also took the opportunity to redraw a number of lines with more accuracy, as well as update the color scheme to be less garish [2/3]

Still, it was all worth it to capture the magic of the red sandstone, and Sam and Áine's first free ascent of the route Voyagers (25), on Slanghoek, the best kept secret in South African trad climbing. [4/4]

The final hour drive back to Cape Town definitely tested my endurance, but I had been advised not to pull over on the side of the road at night, even for a quick nap. [3/4]

(the highlight of which was a 100m freehanging section on a dynamic rope). And then hiking back out, unsuccessfully trying to beat the sunset. [2/4]

Thank you!

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Rock that doesn’t fall apart if you look at it wrong would be nice

Good luck getting set up with them. Feel free to message if you need help.

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And the version from the proper camera (Nikon Z9 with 400 f/4.5)

Voudrais is a little more forceful, but they are mostly interchangeable