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1 United Kingdom 52785 14th November 2023 – 22nd September 2026 1420 696 0 3061 4871
2 USA 24534 14th November 2023 – 22nd September 2026 794 181 2 846 2352
3 France 12082 14th November 2023 – 21st September 2026 264 126 1 550 1027
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6 Italy 4594 16th November 2023 – 23rd September 2026 117 59 0 183 354
7 South Africa 3613 16th November 2023 – 9th September 2026 12 35 0 126 391
8 Germany 3079 16th November 2023 – 14th September 2026 116 47 0 102 223
9 Canada 3056 16th November 2023 – 22nd September 2026 63 21 3 105 262
10 Austria 2526 16th November 2023 – 20th September 2026 70 26 0 105 222

Recent Contributions

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57661 4th December 2025 16:10:31 UTC remus climb Sorcery ukc_url
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57662 4th December 2025 16:10:31 UTC remus climb Sorcery climb_type
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57663 4th December 2025 16:10:31 UTC remus climb Sorcery climb_name
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57664 4th December 2025 16:09:17 UTC remus crag Sanctuary Wall longitude
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57665 4th December 2025 16:09:17 UTC remus crag Sanctuary Wall latitude
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57666 4th December 2025 16:04:33 UTC remus ascent Dave Thomas's ascent of Call to Arms notes
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[Nick White](/climber/477/nick-white): > Time was when things were peaceful in Devon and a sleepy quietude pervaded the wooded dells, high moors and pungent grottoes of the sea cliffs. Until, that is, Dave Thomas let out the most spine chilling and blood curdling scream for a top rope ever heard in creation!!!! Visibly shaken and hanging onto life by the thinnest of threads (a sling that has been in situ for nigh on a decade and a half) our crazed hero had reached what can only be described as an terminal impasse. What had started out s a light hearted (!?!) photo­ session of Dave soloing Call to Arms (E4 5c), on the Sanctuary Wall, became an epic fight for life. Even [Glenn Robbins](/climber/1162/glenn-robbins) had to put away his sharp-pointy-stick - for prodding cowering subjects into ever more fearsome surroundings - and go to the aid of Dave's now tortuously pain- wracked body. Twenty minutes of negotiating loose, steep and thorn ridden slopes saw Glenn manage to get the required lifeline into position, only to find that it hung fifteen feet out from the stricken soloist!!! The ensuing moan from below, like the song of a dying whale, heralded a comeback bout that even Rocky Balboa would have deemed impossible. Out of sheer desperation Dave launched his now rigored frame into what must surely have seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name Incubus. [1] ### References [1] *Mountain* Issue 140 (1991), page 16
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[Nick White](/climber/477/nick-white): > Time was when things were peaceful in Devon and a sleepy quietude pervaded the wooded dells, high moors and pungent grottoes of the sea cliffs. Until, that is, Dave Thomas let out the most spine chilling and blood curdling scream for a top rope ever heard in creation!!!! Visibly shaken and hanging onto life by the thinnest of threads (a sling that has been in situ for nigh on a decade and a half) our crazed hero had reached what can only be described as an terminal impasse. What had started out s a light hearted (!?!) photo­ session of Dave soloing Call to Arms (E4 5c), on the Sanctuary Wall, became an epic fight for life. Even [Glenn Robbins](/climber/1162/glenn-robbins) had to put away his sharp-pointy-stick - for prodding cowering subjects into ever more fearsome surroundings - and go to the aid of Dave's now tortuously pain- wracked body. Twenty minutes of negotiating loose, steep and thorn ridden slopes saw Glenn manage to get the required lifeline into position, only to find that it hung fifteen feet out from the stricken soloist!!! The ensuing moan from below, like the song of a dying whale, heralded a comeback bout that even Rocky Balboa would have deemed impossible. Out of sheer desperation Dave launched his now rigored frame into what must surely have seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name [Incubus](/climb/6543/incubus). [1] ### References [1] *Mountain* Issue 140 (1991), page 16
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[Nick White](/climber/477/nick-white):

> Time was when things were peaceful in Devon and a sleepy quietude pervaded the wooded dells, high moors and pungent grottoes of the sea cliffs. Until, that is, Dave Thomas let out the most spine chilling and blood curdling scream for a top rope ever heard in creation!!!! Visibly shaken and hanging onto life by the thinnest of threads (a sling that has been in situ for nigh on a decade and a half) our crazed hero had reached what can only be described as an terminal impasse. What had started out s a light hearted (!?!) photo­ session of Dave soloing Call to Arms (E4 5c), on the Sanctuary Wall, became an epic fight for life. Even [Glenn Robbins](/climber/1162/glenn-robbins) had to put away his sharp-pointy-stick - for prodding cowering subjects into ever more fearsome surroundings - and go to the aid of Dave's now tortuously pain- wracked body. Twenty minutes of negotiating loose, steep and thorn ridden slopes saw Glenn manage to get the required lifeline into position, only to find that it hung fifteen feet out from the stricken soloist!!! The ensuing moan from below, like the song of a dying whale, heralded a comeback bout that even Rocky Balboa would have deemed impossible. Out of sheer desperation Dave launched his now rigored frame into what must surely have
-seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name Incubus. [1]
+seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name [Incubus](/climb/6543/incubus). [1]

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57667 4th December 2025 16:04:33 UTC remus ascent Dave Thomas's ascent of Call to Arms notes_pretty
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<p><a href="/climber/477/nick-white">Nick White</a>:</p> <blockquote> <p>Time was when things were peaceful in Devon and a sleepy quietude pervaded the wooded dells, high moors and pungent grottoes of the sea cliffs. Until, that is, Dave Thomas let out the most spine chilling and blood curdling scream for a top rope ever heard in creation!!!! Visibly shaken and hanging onto life by the thinnest of threads (a sling that has been in situ for nigh on a decade and a half) our crazed hero had reached what can only be described as an terminal impasse. What had started out s a light hearted (!?!) photo­ session of Dave soloing Call to Arms (E4 5c), on the Sanctuary Wall, became an epic fight for life. Even <a href="/climber/1162/glenn-robbins">Glenn Robbins</a> had to put away his sharp-pointy-stick - for prodding cowering subjects into ever more fearsome surroundings - and go to the aid of Dave's now tortuously pain- wracked body. Twenty minutes of negotiating loose, steep and thorn ridden slopes saw Glenn manage to get the required lifeline into position, only to find that it hung fifteen feet out from the stricken soloist!!! The ensuing moan from below, like the song of a dying whale, heralded a comeback bout that even Rocky Balboa would have deemed impossible. Out of sheer desperation Dave launched his now rigored frame into what must surely have seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name Incubus. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <em>Mountain</em> Issue 140 (1991), page 16</p>
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<p><a href="/climber/477/nick-white">Nick White</a>:</p> <blockquote> <p>Time was when things were peaceful in Devon and a sleepy quietude pervaded the wooded dells, high moors and pungent grottoes of the sea cliffs. Until, that is, Dave Thomas let out the most spine chilling and blood curdling scream for a top rope ever heard in creation!!!! Visibly shaken and hanging onto life by the thinnest of threads (a sling that has been in situ for nigh on a decade and a half) our crazed hero had reached what can only be described as an terminal impasse. What had started out s a light hearted (!?!) photo­ session of Dave soloing Call to Arms (E4 5c), on the Sanctuary Wall, became an epic fight for life. Even <a href="/climber/1162/glenn-robbins">Glenn Robbins</a> had to put away his sharp-pointy-stick - for prodding cowering subjects into ever more fearsome surroundings - and go to the aid of Dave's now tortuously pain- wracked body. Twenty minutes of negotiating loose, steep and thorn ridden slopes saw Glenn manage to get the required lifeline into position, only to find that it hung fifteen feet out from the stricken soloist!!! The ensuing moan from below, like the song of a dying whale, heralded a comeback bout that even Rocky Balboa would have deemed impossible. Out of sheer desperation Dave launched his now rigored frame into what must surely have seemed like its final tumultuous death throe. By dint of sheer willpower alone he clawed his way to the belay, the hummingbird of "The Only Blasphemy" fame hovering just in front of his nose. Alas for poor Dave the story didn't end there, as he could not remember the way off, and spent a further hour trying to reverse the maze­ like first pitch of the ironically name <a href="/climb/6543/incubus">Incubus</a>. [1]</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <em>Mountain</em> Issue 140 (1991), page 16</p>
57668 4th December 2025 16:04:14 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus Partner
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57669 4th December 2025 16:04:00 UTC remus ascent Pat Littlejohn's ascent of Incubus Partner
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57670 4th December 2025 16:03:49 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus Ascent #
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57671 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus climber_id
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57672 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus ascent_dt_start
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57673 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus ascent_type_id
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57674 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus ascent_style_id
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57675 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus climb_id
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57676 4th December 2025 16:03:48 UTC remus ascent Peter Biven's ascent of Incubus ascent_dt_end
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57677 4th December 2025 16:03:29 UTC remus ascent Pat Littlejohn's ascent of Incubus Ascent #
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57678 4th December 2025 16:03:28 UTC remus ascent Pat Littlejohn's ascent of Incubus ascent_dt_end
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57679 4th December 2025 16:03:28 UTC remus ascent Pat Littlejohn's ascent of Incubus ascent_type_id
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57680 4th December 2025 16:03:28 UTC remus ascent Pat Littlejohn's ascent of Incubus ascent_dt_start
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