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Dan Holz Photography Dan Holz Hey guys. Here is a collection of images from our trip across Asia. Turn up the volume, kick back and enjoy.
Dan Holz This piece covers our climbing expedition in the amazing Harau Valley, Sumatra.
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7/24/09 - Harau Valley, West Sumatra, Indonesia - If you've been following this blog, you might expect this next entry to arrive from somewhere in mainland Asia - perhaps China or Tibet. We even considered heading straight to Mongolia to avoid the monsoon season in southern Asia. ...
Dan Holz Photography A collection of images depicting Climbing, Mountaineering, Slacklining, Yoga, and just about any other activity that gets you outside!
Dan Holz Photography A collection of images depicting Climbing, Mountaineering, Slacklining, Yoga, and just about any other activity that gets you outside!
Dan Holz Photography A collection of images depicting Climbing, Mountaineering, Slacklining, Yoga, and just about any other activity that gets you outside!
Dan Holz Photography A collection of images depicting Climbing, Mountaineering, Slacklining, Yoga, and just about any other activity that gets you outside!
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7/01/09 - Cragging in the Kathmandu Valley - When one thinks of Nepal, visions of glaciated peaks, alpine quests and elusive yetis often come to mind. Clipping bolts in Kathmandu typically does not. But ...
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6/03/09 - Manali, Climbing’s Next Shangri-La? - It was a difficult decision to make, but we desperately needed to escape the punishing 44 degree C temperatures of Southern India. Though they beckoned for the snap of our quickdraws, we had to forgo Badami’s beautiful bolted lines altogether. ...
