Climb Magazine, September 2006

Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Website: www.climbmagazine.com

LETTERS

SCENE 
MacLeod’s ascent of Divided Years, Grapevine, Peak report, Familiar Lines toon, Top tips, Scottish rock, The Office, Sue Nott and Karen McNeill obituaries.

FEATURES

Hidden Peak Limestone
Ian Parnell offers his choices of some great quality lesser known routes in the White Peak.

Cheddar Gorgeous
Gordon Jenkin describes the longest UK sport route – at Cheddar. Access activist and new router Martin Crocker reflects on the years of hard work that went into the new summer climbing agreement.

Nanga Parbat
Steve House relives the experience of climbing the Rupal Face – the biggest alpine face in the world.

Patagonian Perfection
World renowned mountaineer, Rolando Garibotti, describes the ascent of the route on the North Face of Cerro Torre originally claimed by Caesare Maestri.

GEAR
Belay devices.
by Andy Kirkpatrick

STEVE MCCLURE
If you go down to the woods tonight, you’re sure of a big party!

A-Z
L is for Left Wall.
by Andy Kirkpatrick

BOULDER PROBLEMS
Not to be Taken Away (V4), a Stanage classic.

KITLIST
Paul Deegan on what to take to Everest.

MOUNTAIN INFO
The definitive news source covering the world of mountaineering.

REVIEWS
Mountains of Scotland DVD, Climb when Ready DVD, websites.

MY LIFE LED UP TO THIS
Bouldering champion, Andy Earl.
by Ian Smith