The word 'climbing' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe the physical act of ascending or scaling a steep surface, such as a mountain or rock face. Example: "Climbing Mount Everest has always been a dream of mine, but the challenging terrain and high altitude make it a difficult feat to accomplish."
Climbing out to one of the lookout points for a surf check we look through a small gap in the beachside trees to a view revealing the dark bumps of the swell.
One section on Dawn Wall was protected entirely by the hooks mentioned above, which are really designed for only body weight in aid climbing – not long falls.
Yosemite duo complete world's toughest climb Climbing El Capitan – in pictures.
The term "big wall" is generally used by climbers to describe some of the world's longest climbs – usually predominantly on rock involving up to 30 rope lengths, and on which most climbers would expect to spend days climbing.
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A male hen harrier's silhouette gliding low over the moorland is an eerie sight greatly prized by bird lovers, but the bird is best known for its aerobatic displays of climbing, twisting and rolling, known as sky dancing.
Corruption and political upheaval heavily impacts education, making it responsible for numerous social and economic issues, which, in turn, prevents Honduras from climbing the statistical ladder.
Instead of climbing back to the top, they still trail Real Madrid, having played a game more.
I have suits for work, shorts for running, boots for climbing mountains, tracksuit bottoms for vegetating, flip-flops for the beach, party shirts for partying and reassuring knitwear for meeting great aunts.
You brought his life to an end without any motive in circumstances which you know amounted to murder…" Since his mother died, Ben Gunn had been forever escaping the rules and authority that had closed in on him, climbing out of windows, scarpering down driveways.
One man drew a storm of laughter when, after climbing on to an advertising hoarding to get a better view, he electrocuted himself on an overhead power line.
