from Dave MacLeod Climbing
On Rats Stole my Toothbrush E5/6, Mucklehouse Wall I wrote this on the way home from our trip to Orkney, having had a great time. The final days were mostly spent gathering some really cool footage for our film about the Longhope route which we’ll prepare for the autumn. Ed Drummond revisiting St John’s Head. Photo Lukasz Warzecha For the last few days we also had a nice visit from Ed Drummond who stayed with us and walked back in to St John’s head to see his route again, 41 years after his original
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from 2010 Mountaineering Season
Larry Holmgren just called in about an hour ago. (1:30 PM) from Denali Pass. They are on their way to the summit/cumbre/acme/zenith/pinnacle/tip top. He didn't say what time they left camp, but he said they are doing great and were going to keep going. The weather is really good up high right now. There are some low level clouds but that's about it. If I had to guess I'd say they are about an hour from the Football field. They may or may not check back in tonight, so don't wait up for for an update. Denali
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from Steven Hope
Ueli Steck’s Project Himalaya from Mountain Hardwear on Vimeo . Is a mountain really ‘climbed’ until it’s done Alpine? It’s something that’s troubled me for a while, and can’t really take an ascent of Everest seriously until it’s climbed in one push. I hope to see this in my lifetime, but haven’t until now been so excited at the prospect that this might be achieved in the near future. Last I’d heard Ueli Steck had given up the discipline of speed ascents due to the severe danger of it
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from The BMC News
Next month, BMC member Keri Page will attempt to walk the UK BIG 3 mountain rounds all in one push, to raise money for the John Muir Trust and Water Aid.
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from Matthew Dieumegard-Thornton
So, after getting back from Scotland a week ago, I've been pretty busy. Catching up on uni work in particular, headed up by the infamous dissertation, and designing a presentation on 'strength training: hypertrophy or hyperplasia' for anyone remotely interested. Then there’s the matter of getting the 6 week study on beta alanine and bicarb supplementation at altitude out of the way. But aside from the enthralling 3rd year at university, I've had some hard thinking to do regarding my schedule of ...
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from Arc'teryx Latest News
Words by Arc'teryx Athlete Jvan Tresch Tom Holzhauser, Dominik Angehrn my brother Michi and I arrived in Valle Cochamo beginning of January 2009 having two month of climbing. We arrived without plans, only an article from the web and a few photos in our minds. After checking the area we decided that Cerro Capicua would be the wall to go for, because there are only two routes on this wall - and both aid A4. With a machete and lots of big wall gear we started fighting our way through the Chilean rain forest.
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