PATAGONSKÉ LÉTO 7+/8-
(PATAGONIAN SUMMER 7+/8- UIAA)
Jakub Novák, the first part with Michal Giláni,
the second part with Pavel Kryze. June 2004
Topo - Patagonské léto 7+/8-, Lomnický štít, west face, first meters common with the famous route Hokejka.
Topo in the bigger scale
Photo of the face
Participants:
Jakub Novák
Michal Giláni
Pavel Kryze
Toro´s hammer
The most difficult pitch 7+/8-
The top of the most difficult pitch
The entrance corner of the 4th pitch
The last part of the excelent 45 m long plate
Run in the 6th pitch
Inferno – the battle for the lasts metres
Waiting for a miracle – the before the last stop
One more pace and it is done
Hammer for witches
Tha last stop
The top
Patagonian summer
More info in Czech magazines => Jamesák (or Montana?)
The sponsors: Pilka Kameny, Greensport, Amazonka, HO Pálavský věšák–Orel Břeclav
Registration
lezec.cz
June 27 - 20:45 - The protest is rejected: Tomáš Mrázek is 7th. Ramon Julian Puigblanque (ESP) wins, Alexandre Chabot (FRA) is 2nd, Francios Auclair (FRA) 3rd.
11 year old Czech boy Adam Ondra did 8b+ PP
Czech children were the firsts at the competition in Imstu (Austria), where Youth Color Climbing Festival took place (June 5-6 2004). 
Two Czech kids - the 11 year old boy Adam Ondra and 9 year old girl Iva Vejmolová – won the gold cups in Arco (Italy) where the European Youth Climbing Days took place during the weekend of 29th-30th May 2004.
11 years old Adam Ondra has shocked the climbing world with his onsights of 8a+ routes. Even authors of 8a.nu were impressed about his phenomena just as he currently claims 16th place among the world elite in the most difficult climbs ranking.
Two Czechs mountaineers Radek Jaroš and Martin Koukal reached today morning the top of peak Cho Oyu 8201 m. They said it at SMS publiced on the Jaros´s site www.radekjaros.cz
The La Saleve is the area of France to the south east of Geneve. The superb sport climbing area consisted
The Czech Champion Tomas Mrazek won this year the first competition in difficulty climbing taking place today in Belgium.
Friday morning on the 16th April 2004 saw two Czech mountaineers Marek Holubec and Pavel Pospíšil successfully completing the free descent of Pallavicini coulouir in the north face of Grossglockner (3798 m.).
