from Arc'teryx Latest News
For Keith Ladzinski, the pursuit of photography has been an insatiable passion since 1995. Documenting an experience from behind the camera that can often only be found through adventurous travel, volatile weather conditions, long hard days, and the friends you rely on in sketchy situations to simply get on location. It's a culmination and a full package, one that has been deeply rewarding and unforgettable. To create images that make an impression, capture a fleeting moment, and bring the viewer on ...
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from The Adventure Blog
Teams on both Broad Peak and the Gasherbrums have been waiting on a weather window to materialize, and while conditions were not great over the weekend, the forecast for the week ahead is a promising one, which has prompted some to begin their summit push, while others take a wait-and-see approach. According to Rob Springer , who is climbing as part of the Field Touring Alpine squad, the team started their bid on BP yesterday, with the climbers heading up to Camp 2. Rob says that a lot of snow has fallen
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from Dream Guides Latest News Blog
Hi Guys Its been a little while since the last blog and that's due to the amazing week that's just gone. Our friends from Allied bakeries were back in the Alps with some big plans. Mark and Steve both climbed with us last year and now they brought their city trader big bonus mate Tim with them for extra clout. Between us we had some big plans but the rather poor weather made everything a little tricky. Starting in Switzerland we hoped to climb the Weissmess, a classic 4000m peak as a warm up, unfortunately
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from Steven Hope
A couple of days ago my climbing partner and I decided to embark on our first winter climb, and headed up for Caerketton Craigs in the Pentland Hills outside Edinburgh. The guidebook didn’t mention any routes and we knew the climbing wouldn’t be in good nick yet. Adding to this, we decided to do it at night, and after a widespread warning of severe avalanche risk in Scotland. We packed in case of an emergency, and left detailed instructions of where we would be. The approach was a lot easier than ...
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from Dream Guides Latest News Blog
Well its always the same. After a few days skiing the soul needs to be purged and there is no better way then to team up with Nick Bullock and go climb some ice. Nick has wanted to climb Llynx (IV, 6, M4+ 200m) all season, so as soon as I said I was free today there was only one climb to do, you can’t let Nick down either. We were both in the car by 7.30 and hurtling off towards Morzine and a date with a nasty looking dribble of ice. The walk in wasn’t too bad considering it was knee deep snow, luckily
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