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1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpbCmJGkKHE media 108 14th July 2024 14th July 2024
2 https://www.instagram.com/p/DF5XgLjMdJu/ media 69 23rd April 2025 10th February 2025
3 Hard Rock list 67 19th August 2025 27th July 2024
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8 Mountain 101 library item 40 10th October 2025 14th September 2025
9 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m_P_RzrQu4 media 39 21st September 2025 3rd December 2023
10 Mountain 79 library item 39 10th October 2025 27th August 2025

Recent Contributions

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401 2nd November 2025 08:28:38 remus climber Peter Croft notes
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> [Cameron Burns](/climber/3441/cameron-burns): *Why do you go climbing? What's your motivation?* > I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in [Herman Buhl's](/climber/2255/herman-buhl) book, [Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage](/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage) about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go.
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> [Cameron Burns](/climber/3441/cameron-burns): *Why do you go climbing? What's your motivation?* > I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in [Herman Buhl's](/climber/2255/herman-buhl) book, [Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage](/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage) about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go. [1] ### References [1] *Mountain* 143 (1992), page 19 [/library/11327/mountain-143](/library/11327/mountain-143)
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> [Cameron Burns](/climber/3441/cameron-burns): *Why do you go climbing? What's your motivation?*

-> I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in [Herman Buhl's](/climber/2255/herman-buhl) book, [Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage](/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage) about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go.
+> I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in [Herman Buhl's](/climber/2255/herman-buhl) book, [Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage](/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage) about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go. [1]
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+[1] *Mountain* 143 (1992), page 19 [/library/11327/mountain-143](/library/11327/mountain-143)
402 2nd November 2025 08:27:26 remus climber Peter Croft notes_pretty
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<blockquote> <p><a href="/climber/3441/cameron-burns">Cameron Burns</a>: <em>Why do you go climbing? What's your motivation?</em></p> <p>I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in <a href="/climber/2255/herman-buhl">Herman Buhl's</a> book, <a href="/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage">Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage</a> about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go.</p> </blockquote>
403 2nd November 2025 08:27:26 remus climber Peter Croft notes
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> [Cameron Burns](/climber/3441/cameron-burns): *Why do you go climbing? What's your motivation?* > I don't think there really a concrete definition of motivation. It’s just fun. Sometimes I've woken up hours before dawn and Just have to go climbing - and I'll go out and climb all day long. What's most important to me is tne really big day when I can't help but go out climbing. On a big soloing day, I often find myself trying not to run up to the base of the cliff, but then I’ll just take off running up to the base of the cliff. I remember reading in [Herman Buhl's](/climber/2255/herman-buhl) book, [Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage](/library/11329/nanga-parbat-pilgrimage) about how he was driven to do stuff and he didn’t really know why. I don’t have concrete goals in that if I do such and such then I'll be able to climb Everest or if I do this and this and this, then I'll be able to climb 5.14. The things I’m most pleased with are days when I've really pushed hard and seen how far I can go.
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404 2nd November 2025 08:26:41 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage ISBN-10
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405 2nd November 2025 08:26:25 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage ISBN-13
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406 2nd November 2025 08:23:39 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage Editor
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407 2nd November 2025 08:23:28 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage Translator
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408 2nd November 2025 08:23:19 remus climber Hugh Merrick country_flag
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415 2nd November 2025 08:20:15 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage Author
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416 2nd November 2025 08:19:38 remus library item Nanga Parbat Pilgrimage year
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420 1st November 2025 22:12:17 remus ascent Laura Rogora's ascent of La Castagne First Female Ascent
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