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When you live in a large city like London, climbing options might seem limited to the gyms. Enter buildering. Yes, that's the combination of the words “climbing” and “bouldering”, and the term is used to describe climbing on buildings (go figure). In this short documentary from climber Vaidotas Monstavicius, Londoners share why they pursue a sport that feels inherently subversive to the culture at large. You can follow Monstavicius on Facebook here and on Instagram here.
