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The first episode of the new series ‘Strange Heroes' by La Sportiva features Jacopo Larcher and his difficult trad climbing project at Cadarese, Italy.
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Sfelab"I don't know if I will ever climb it... but I know I'll keep on trying." This is how Jacopo Larcher describes a trad climb he has been trying at Caderese which he first talked to us about a year ago, after his repeat of Rhapsody in Scotland. Now this obsession, passion, call it what you will, is on screen in the first episode of the new web series ‘Strange Heroes’ by La Sportiva.
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