Ice Climbing News Friday 3rd July 2009

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THURSDAY, 14 AUGUST 2008
	Accountants to Climb Cho Oyu for St. Ann's Hospice
	Two accountants from Manchester will soon be going to the Himalayas in order to take on the challenge of climbing the world's sixth highest mountain, Cho Oyu. Kit Dickson and Justin Moody diligently trained for the said adventure which will serve as a fundraising event for St. Ann's Hospice. Dickson and Moody need both mental and physical endurance in order to climb the mountain successfully. Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 13 AUGUST 2008
	New Family Adventures at Outdoor Capital of the UK
	As the end of the summer approaches, the family fun doesn't have to stop. The Outdoor Capital of the UK is delighted to announce the arrival of a host of new family friendly activities to the Lochaber area. Whatever the weather, a host of new outdoor attractions will have adventurers of all ages flocking to Fort William. High wire hi-jinx, two-wheeled tours of the area, and the chance to see sea w Read Full Story
SUNDAY, 10 AUGUST 2008
	Mobile Rock Climbing Tower in Malta
	The Valletta Waterfront is currently offering visitors an exciting rock climbing experience with its mobile rock climbing tower. Valletta Waterfront's state-of-the-art climbing tower is about nine meters high with ice climbing routes. This mobile rock climbing tower is the first of its kind in Malta. It is a safe facility for both children and adults. The rock climbing tower was designed Read Full Story
MONDAY, 4 AUGUST 2008
	Nine Climbers might be Dead in an Avalanche at K2
	At least nine climbers could have died in an avalanche when a portion of an ice pillar shattered, breaking one of K2's notorious areas, the Bottleneck, last Friday, August 1. According to reports, although more climbers managed to reach safety, at least nine climbers might be dead, while several others were believed to be stranded above the Bottleneck. In an interview, one of the climbers who Read Full Story