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    Full Traverse: Climbing Out of the Grose Valley

    What do you get when you combine a 12km walk, 1km bush-bash up a steep slope and a 270m multi-pitch climb up Bunny Bucket Buttress? The Full Traverse of ...

    On 27 March, 2016 / By James Stuart
  • Looking at the Roof, Fossil Cave, Thompsons Point, Nowra
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    Intimidation at Fossil Cave, Thompson’s Pt, Nowra

    What happens when you find yourself out of your depth and in thin air at the same time? My friend and climbing partner Garry Lomas confronts his limits at ...

    On 29 September, 2014 / By James Stuart
  • The approach to K2
    Books and Ideas 0

    Book Review – No Way Down: Life and Death on K2

    What do mountaineering and globalisation have in common? This rollicking read, by New York Times journalist, Graham Bowley, tells the story of Himalayan mountain K2’s deadliest day when ...

    On 22 September, 2014 / By James Stuart
  • Adventures 6

    Wrenched into space: an induction to multi-pitch climbing (Part 1)

    With a flick, I managed to free our abseil ropes from a wedge between a small ridge of rock spires and the cliff face. Tension released, the ropes, ...

    On 27 July, 2014 / By James Stuart

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