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Greetings from Scotland and thanks to Danny Carden for his wonderful shot of Edmond and me climbing in Glen Torridon last weekend. I’m hoping to fit in a lot more climbs over the summer, juggling next month with all … Continue reading
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Still buzzing from a great evening with a great audience at the Rheged Centre, I am pleased to announce a special 25th anniversary talk at the Lighthouse Centre in Poole, on October 4. https://www.lighthousepoole.co.uk/whats-on/2017/stephen-venables/ My subject will be the 1992 … Continue reading
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On my way to Leeds to launch Jonathan Pitches’ Mountainsides Series. Wednesday, March 1. 17.00 https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mountainsides-risk-tickets-31022525208?utm_term=eventurl_text https://twitter.com/Venables_S … Continue reading
Following last month’s first ascents of Starbuck Peak and Mt Baume, I am delighted to have completed nine tenths of the Shackleton Traverse with the Crean family, at the end of an extraordinary spell of calm weather in the Southern … Continue reading
The detailed prospectus for an Antarctic Expedition led by Stephen and taking place between 4 Jan to 1 Feb 2018 based on Pelagic Australis can now be viewed at: http://www.pelagic.co.uk/pdfs/2018_AntarcticaProspectus.pdf If you are interested in taking part please contact Stephen as … Continue reading
After a summer in Andalucia and Edinburgh, Stephen leaves this week on his seventh expedition to South Georgia. In fact he is doing two expeditions, back to back. The first trip, aboard Pelagic Australis, is to the southern Salvesen Range, … Continue reading
Following the success of his recent Antarctic Peninsula expedition, Stephen is planning another similar ski mountaineering trip for January 2018. If you are interested in joining him, either for skiing or on the boat-based support team, please get in touch … Continue reading
Yesterday we tied up in Puerto Williams, Tierra del Fuego, at the end of another magnificent Antarctic expedition. Departure at the beginning of January was delayed by missing baggage and adverse weather, but our skipper, David Roberts, managed to sneak … Continue reading