We were back on tour and could break last Friday, our personal records several times on Saturday and saw something instructive.
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So I met up with Bernard Röttgers with Andi Sieferlinger, Julian and Fabian Wolf in the canyon near Rosenheim to high Linen. We built the classic 20m long High Line, and yet a little longer with 57m across the gorge (the longest High Line, so far at this spot, one probably. committed in all of Germany was).
Bernhard won the first os Ascend these baptized in the name of "No. 57" line. I followed him with a clean Fullman commission.
We enjoyed a little mild sunlight in the gorge, and finally burst, according to a rapid reduction to even seek another spot nearby. In non-SUDELFELD we stressed on the evening a small but fine on the High Line Tazelwurm, which runs over a steep waterfall. 
There was Andi Sieferlinger then get his first High Line Inspection and Sun to complete the day for him very well. Bernhard and I played a while with the line and tried almost all the tricks that we came to mind! The line was due to the ease of use and the fact that they are in about 5min. built up the appropriate name of "5 min sterols" was.
more photos of this day are in Andi's Gallery and a report with more photos on Slackd.de Day 2
The next day I went to Bernard, Fabian and Hans Hornberger this time in the opposite direction, namely Konstein in order to repeat a very beautiful High Line and make some nice photos and video recordings.
After we arrived at the spot had to find that the miss especially for the High Line set anchors to their plates, we decided abruptly to wrap around the entire rock block. This marks the time took a little longer than usual.
After I had made the first line, Hans went to the line. He started confidently and went the first steps of going quietly, but then he lost his balance and caught herself on the tape could, but does not hold and fell further into the leash. I noticed the same as what was not in good order, as he immediately pulled back up, but sitting in the harness felt his fingers. He had definitely hurt the ring finger, how bad was not yet in sight. After we had recovered it from the line, we realized that was the least broken finger. Hans said it would not be so bad, and he had very little pain and it would not take us both a little high to linen, as well as himself is not the photographs. 
So we stayed a while longer until all views were on the line and started as soon as possible to Freising and then on to Munich to the hospital.
The diagnosis of the doctor who told me hans on the evening by phone sounds cruel.
Hans:
The diagnosis is "bony Sehnenausriß. Now I know why I've left out the line. When captured, the line the load on the tendon was apparently too large. But luckily, not the tendon is torn, but the piece of bone where the tendon in the first Phalanx is attached, was broken out of the tendon is then through the joint, which has properly destroyed and now lies in the middle phalanx.
shocking what had caused massive implications for the capture of the strip when Hans (experienced trekkers, climbers, slack liners and photographer).
Despite this accident, the 2 days were very nice and offered many new experiences for all involved.
Photos of Hans Hornberger and Andi Sieferlinger. We have been busy attending the camera, and so it will probably soon be seeing impressions still moving!
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