The Agony of Choice – What ski should I tour on?
As little as 5 years ago, this was an easy question to answer as the selection available to the ski-tourer was relatively restricted and generally there was just one ski […]
As little as 5 years ago, this was an easy question to answer as the selection available to the ski-tourer was relatively restricted and generally there was just one ski […]
A question I frequently get asked is: “How do you get on with the French guides? Don’t they resent your presence?” The immediate answer is “Very well, and of course […]
I received a lovely present from friends in Ireland recently – a copy of “Let’s Go Climbing!” by Colin Kirkus. I first read of this book in Joe Brown’s autobiography, […]
I was over in Britain last week for just 4 days rock climbing, and it reminded me of the times when people ask me if I’d ever move back to […]
When hydration systems first came out, they seemed like a really good idea – dehydration affects performance , and with deeper breathing at high altitude leading to more loss of […]
This time last year, with very little snow in the Alps, the UK media was full of reports of global warming, the end of skiing as we know it, and […]