Keller Stone totem machinery plugged into Scottish Mountaineering Museum

After the nautical climb in Scotland, Liu Yong presented Kick Stone totem mechanical plug as a gift to Mick Thai. He said he liked it and used it all the time. This time writing to Liu Yong, it is hoped that Kaileshi will be able to provide him with a collection in the Scottish Mountaineering Museum.

Keller stone totem mechanical plug

Applicable climbing methods: rock operation, traditional climb, Aldo climbing

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Adventures in the North Atlantic: Nautical Climbs in the Scottish Highlands

Scotland is located in the Atlantic Ocean and is one of the birthplaces of modern climbing. It also has a long history of sailing. From August to September 2013, Kayle Stone athlete Liu Yong traveled to the Highlands of Scotland for a three-week nautical climbing expedition.

Liu Yong: Keller Stone Athlete

The purpose of this trip is to climb Scotland's most famous totem pole THE OLD MAN OF HOY. Liu Yong, starting with Aberdeen, Scotland's legendary climber MICK TIGH and four other climbers, sailed along the long coastline of Scotland until the last inhabited island FOULA in the northernmost part of the North Atlantic. They climbed a number of cliffs along the coast and completed the first ascent of pillars in the sea.

A series of first assemblages completed in the North Atlantic Nautical Climb Adventure were included in the Scottish Mountaineering Almanac, and the first photo of the sea totem pole was also on the cover of the book. This is also the first time that the Chinese have sailed to climb. The four first ascent routes have special significance for China’s climbing career. The Chinese climber's footprints set foot on and conquered the sea rocks and cliffs of the North Atlantic for the first time, and their vision has become broader.

Keller Stone totem mechanical stopper invited to the Scottish Mountaineering Museum

While learning about the profound Scottish cultural history, Liu Yong also introduced the Chinese climbing culture to Scottish climbers. Mick Thai, who had climbed together, formed a deep friendship with Liu Yong during this period. After the journey, Liu Yong gave Kick Stone totem mechanical plug as a gift to Mick Thai. He said he liked it and used it all the time. This time writing to Liu Yong, it is hoped that Kaileshi will be able to provide him with a collection in the Scottish Mountaineering Museum.

Mick Thai is the curator of the Scottish Mountaineering Museum. He is also a famous Alpine guide coach in Scotland. He is also editor-in-chief of Scottish Mountaineering Magazine. His 40-year career as a climber has made his footprints throughout Scotland and Europe. He is still very high now. Climbing level.