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PHOTO COMPETITION

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Below is a slideshow of this years entries for the photographic competition.
The winning photos were:

Scenic category: Photo no.5- Horton in Ribblesdale by Andy Hudson.

Action Category: Photo no. 49- Descending south ridge of Eiger by Ian Daws.

Nature section. The Joint winners are:
Photo no. 38- Sun kissed Greece Island by Martyn Lock AND photo no. 11- Puffins at rest by John Ward


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Banff Mountain film festival tour

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Invitation to the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour in Hebden Bridge

The following email was received by the Secretary and may be of interest to some members:

Adventure on the big screen! This is a quick email to invite you and your group to the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour, bringing a brand-new collection of inspirational films to the Picture House, Hebden Bridge, on the 12th February and the 22nd April 2020.

 The Banff Mountain Film Festival is a selection of adrenaline-packed films, featuring athletes and explorers as they venture to the edge of their limits in remote corners of the planet. Witness the world’s best adventure film-makers telling stories of life-affirming journeys with mind-blowing wilderness cinematography – all from the comfort of a cinema seat!

 A celebratory, outdoor-loving atmosphere is guaranteed, and there are free prize draws at every show too. A great social night out for your group.

 The show starts at 7:30pm. Doors and the bar open an hour before, and there are discounts on tickets for groups of six and more. 

We would be extremely grateful if you could let your group know about the upcoming event. You can check out more details and watch the trailer on our website: www.banff-uk.com.

Doug Scott Lecture Wed 5th Oct, Colne

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Legendary climber, Doug Scott, is returning to the area with a new lecture – and aims to help the people of remote valleys in Nepal.
John Heald has asked me to let you all know about a lecture being held on 5th October in Colne. It sounds like it could be a great talk and is in aid of a worthwhile cause.
His latest lecture ‘Everest the Hard Way’ tells the incredible story of the 1975 expedition when Scott and Dougal Haston completed the first assent of Everest’s massive South West Face, and he became the first Briton to stand on the summit of the highest mountain in the world.
In his lecture Doug not only describes the climb, but how his life led up to this defining moment, and the climbers such as Chris Bonington, Paul Braithwaite, Nick Escourt and Don Whillans, who made the climb possible.
Twenty years ago Scott launched a charity, Community Action Nepal, to give back to the families of Sherpas who helped during his climbs. The charity built schools and medical centres in remote areas, but the huge earthquake that struck Nepal in April 2015 cost many lives and destroyed many of the buildings. Now the charity is working to help rebuild the shattered communities.
“The people of Skipton and the Dales have been great supporters of the charity and I am sure they will find this latest lecture interesting. I will also be giving an up date on the work that is taking place in Nepal – and every penny raised will go towards that work,” Doug said.
The lecture is taking place at the Pendle Hippodrome Theatre, Colne, on Wednesday, October 5. Tickets are available via the theatre website at phtheatre.co.uk or from the Discover Pendle centre at Boundary Mill, tel: 01282 856186.
Notes: For more information contact John Heald Tel: 07745-191-691

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