In High Places
In High Places by Dougal Haston, published by Mountaineers Books in 1997, offers an intimate look into the life of one of the most formidable climbers of his generation. This edition spans 170 pages and is presented in English, detailing Haston’s journey from his childhood in Scotland to his remarkable achievements in mountaineering, including his notable ascents of familiar peaks via unfamiliar routes.
Readers will find a personal narrative that captures Haston’s passion for climbing and his unwavering determination. The book provides insights into his development as a climber, highlighting key moments and experiences that shaped his career. With a focus on mountaineering, In High Places serves as a reflective account of Haston’s life and the challenges he faced, making it a significant read for those interested in the sport and its culture.
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In his own words Dougal Haston covers the years from his childhood in Scotland, where his love of climbing was first sparked, through to his development into perhaps the most formidable climber of his generation; his reputation forged by his successful ascents of familiar peaks by unfamiliar routes (of which the most famous was the Eiger Direct). Infused throughout with his passion for climbing and his great determination to succeed, In High Places is a compelling and eye-opening portrait of the climber as a young man and a must read for all those with an interest in mountaineering.
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