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[svn r6956] Updated photo of QM to say it's been pushed and is Mission Impossible.

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@ -16,9 +16,17 @@ of vertical ice in late summer, but would apparently be much easier earlier
in the season, before the ice had eroded this much. When seen in May 2000, in the season, before the ice had eroded this much. When seen in May 2000,
the angle was much easier, more like 60 or 70° rather than vertical. The the angle was much easier, more like 60 or 70° rather than vertical. The
lead was not tackled on Expo 1999, as there seemed more promising things lead was not tackled on Expo 1999, as there seemed more promising things
available. However, as more is explored and some geological information has available. However, as more was explored and some geological information
become available, it looks increasingly as though this climb would be worth became available, it looks increasingly as though this climb would be worth
tackling. tackling.
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The climb was pushed in 2000 by Olly Betts. The ice was in similar poor
condition to the photo, so he bolted up the rock to the side, and discovered
the <b>Mission Impossible</b> series, which came to within less than 40m of
<b>Steinschlagschacht</b> without a connection being found.
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<br><font size=-1>Photo &copy; Andy Atkinson, 1999</font> <br><font size=-1>Photo &copy; Andy Atkinson, 1999</font>
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