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Winter climbing in Scotland (english)

admin — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 17:02:03 +0000

With friends Ian Parnell (UK) and Audrey Gariepy (Canada), Ines Papert has been climbing some of Scotland’s steepest routes. What is so special about Scotland? The access routes are usually long and difficult, the weather can change alarmingly quickly and it is almost always wet and windy. The routes are climbed in traditional style. Gear is placed and removed during the climb. There are no anchor points. A fall could have dramatic consequences. This kind of climbing requires tremendous courage and experience. The team climbed every day until dark and completed some of the most stunning routes in the Northern Highlands — which are also some of the toughest. A huge challenge — and not only in front of the camera. Ines climbed Blood Sweat and Frozen Tears (VIII,8), reportedly making her the first woman to lead that grade in Scotland — needless to say, on-sight. Camera man Hans Hornberger accompanied the team and produced some inspiring footage of the climbs.

Ruff Wear Polar Trex Winter Dog Boot

admin — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 17:04:48 +0000

How to fit and secure your Polar Trex Winter Dog Boot

Winter Skills: Essential Walking and Climbing Techniques

admin — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 15:59:41 +0000

Product Description
This is a reference book for winter walkers and climbers. This is a reference manual for mountaineers and those who wish to instruct, coach and lead others. Written by a mountain guide and a mountaineering instructor, its functional design with easy-reference colour-coded pages and full colour images that complement the text and accurate relief and line maps make it an indispensable guide to the skills required for winter walking and climbing. Packed with essential … More >>

Winter Skills: Essential Walking and Climbing Techniques