Efes Dark |
Michael Stacheder, 2005 | Rating: (4) |
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Sector: Efes UIAA: 8+ Length: 0m, Bolts: 0 Protection: |
Shade: never Shade in Summer: never Dry When Raining: no Dries Fast: no |
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Comment by: Wong, at 19.03.2012, 16:56
Hey, everyone. Still in Africa. Today, Mobuku swhoed me all the sites in town. Well, actually, the one site. Well, actually the government grain repository. It\\\'s all very interesting. The government really knows how to get things done here. After the grain is shipped here by the United Nations relief agency, it is quickly siphoned off and sold to support the military dictatorship. Tonight Mobuku and I are going out partying to celebrate and toast all of you on your new wealth. The photos will be up on Mobuku\\\'s Flickr account later in the evening.
Comment by: Popi, at 19.03.2012, 05:29
Peter, you\\\'re the modern Odyseus, who tebahiind only a nightly moment with me in the Hotel Fenno in Helsinki. So I love your endeavor with pictures and text. I owe you my aquaintance with Pilsner Urkell beer from then.A pity you didn\\\'t make it to Moscow, where I live; my 15-yr-old son has a bicycle that he coursed everywhere through the city on. He speaks fluent Russian and could have shown you the sights. (But now he\\\'s in Edmonton Alberta Canada to avoid being drafted into the Russian army.) Ah, well. Keep on truckin\\\', Peter!
Comment by: Popi, at 19.03.2012, 05:29
Peter, you\'re the modern Odyseus, who tebahiind only a nightly moment with me in the Hotel Fenno in Helsinki. So I love your endeavor with pictures and text. I owe you my aquaintance with Pilsner Urkell beer from then.A pity you didn\'t make it to Moscow, where I live; my 15-yr-old son has a bicycle that he coursed everywhere through the city on. He speaks fluent Russian and could have shown you the sights. (But now he\'s in Edmonton Alberta Canada to avoid being drafted into the Russian army.) Ah, well. Keep on truckin\', Peter!
Comment by: Wong, at 19.03.2012, 16:56
Hey, everyone. Still in Africa. Today, Mobuku swhoed me all the sites in town. Well, actually, the one site. Well, actually the government grain repository. It\'s all very interesting. The government really knows how to get things done here. After the grain is shipped here by the United Nations relief agency, it is quickly siphoned off and sold to support the military dictatorship. Tonight Mobuku and I are going out partying to celebrate and toast all of you on your new wealth. The photos will be up on Mobuku\'s Flickr account later in the evening.