Including some mega routes in the fjords of Norway, this book describes winter climbing in Austria. It also describes rock climbing in Albania and gives an account of ascending Mount Cameroon in Africa. It contains articles that describe a rescue on Ben Nevis, the use of technology in the hills, and a discussion of the disease of Munro bagging.
This year's "Scottish Mountaineering Club Journal" has the usual great mix of articles - several involving adventures abroad. Martin Moran describes some mega routes in the fjords of Norway, Mark Litterick describes winter climbing in Austria, Graham Little describes rock climbing in Albania and Steve Chadwick gives an account of ascending Mount Cameroon in Africa. A scholarly piece looks again at the climbs of WH Murray. Other articles describe a rescue on Ben Nevis, the use of modern technology in the hills, how to have an epic, a monster run in the Alps, and a discussion of the disease of Munro bagging.and as usual details are included of all the new routes pioneered in Scotland over the last year.