Mark Horrell – author, mountaineering writer – books, blog, opinion
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Mark Horrell – author, mountaineering writer – books, blog, opinion
Humorous travel writing for those who love mountains and don’t take their climbing too seriously: quirky, irreverent, historically accurate, and wickedly funny.
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How to measure the height of a mountain – Mark Horrell
An idiot’s guide to topographic prominence Once upon a time paid employees of the British Empire went to extraordinary lengths to calculate the height of the Himalayas. It’s quite widely known that th...
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The best place on the internet to buy new paperback books – Mark Horrell
If, like me, you’re trying to wean yourself off Amazon, then in this week’s post I’d like to tell you about a brand new website that many people (including me) are hoping will be a game-changer.
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Cracking Ben Cruachan: one of the finest peaks in the Southern Highlands
This is the last of three posts about our Xmas and New Year trip to Scotland’s southern highlands, trying to tick off some more Munros (mountains in Scotland over 3,000ft in height). In the first post, we tackled Beinn a’ Chochuill and Beinn Eunaich...
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Ben Lui: the finest peak in the Southern Highlands (my arse)
This is the second of three posts about our Xmas and New Year trip to Scotland’s southern highlands, trying to tick off some more Munros (mountains in Scotland over 3,000ft in height). In the first post, we tackled Beinn a’ Chochuill and Beinn Eunaich...
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Beinn a’ Chochuill and Beinn Eunaich: fowling our way up the hooded peak
This is the first of three posts about our Xmas and New Year trip to Scotland’s southern highlands, trying to tick off some more Munros (mountains in Scotland over 3,000ft in height).
Warning: This blog post contains several bad puns.
‘How many Munros will you climb next week,’ my 84-year-old father asked me over Christmas dinner, ‘seven or eight?’... -
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A chronological list of the 10 highest confirmed mountain summits ever climbed
Some of you may have clicked through to this blog post because the title intrigued or (perhaps more accurately) confused you. There are a lot of adjectives in it. What the heck does it mean, precisely?
The title needs all of those adjectives, for if I dropped any one of them, it would mean a different list....
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