Ant Harris
I am an Aussie Climber with dual UK Citizenship. I live and work between Australia and England and try to climb as much as I can in between. I have climbed Throughout Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and Nepal. I climb 5c trad and 6b sport. Pretty keen Boulderer too. I am based in Bacup, Lancs and always looking for climbing partners for Scottish Ice-Climbing, Mountaineering in the Alps, Trad, Sport, Bouldering or even just training on plastic. Been climbing 33 years so pretty much a fossil However, I like to move light and quick in the mountains so if you want to hook up make sure youre match fit. I'm always fit.Location
Bacup,Lancashire
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- Snowshoeing from Perisher to Charlottes Pass 16-Oct-14
- First ascent of "Chilean Australis" on Nth face of mt Sealy (2644m) NZ 16-Oct-14
- Mt Wakefield 2058m (Mt Cook area) 16-Oct-14
- mt Bogong (1986m) via Granite Flat and the Eskdale spur 16-Oct-14
- Balls Pass alpine crossing (NZ) 16-Sep-14
- Balls Pass (2121m) alpine crossing (NZ) 16-Sep-14
- Mt Feathertop winter ascent. 16-Sep-14
- Mt Feathertop (1922m) winter ascent with Cass and Trevor 16-Sep-14
- Drytooling at Black Birch Creek (Mt Cook village) NZ 10-Apr-14
- Drytooling at Black Birch Creek (Mt Cook village) NZ 10-Apr-14
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Moderator for 1 crag, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Mt Arapiles
About My Photography
I am a keen climbing photographer and once had a business partnership in a digital video and stills company
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Ant Harris on the FA of Dregmix 27 Coalcliff NSW
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Ann Hurley on Charity grade 8 Mt Arapiles
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Ant Harris at the crux of "The Flashing Blade" 25 at Mt Arapiles, Western Victoria, Australia.
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