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1992 /93 Vol 97 Adam Smith, Janet and Peter Index 1992 /93 Vol 97 Adam Smith, Janet and Peter Americas, The: MEF Report, 284 Bicknell: art. 'Wordsworth and Andes: arts. 'Atacama Initiation', the Alps', 203; 337, 347 68, 'Pioneers of the Paine', 222 Aga Khan, Prince Sadruddin: and Ankers, Carol and Huw Kingston: Alp Action, 2 art. 'Kashmir to Kulu Ski Alaska: 275 Traverse', 115; 263, 347 Allan, lain: art. 'Changes on Mount Annapurna Reunion: 343 Kenya', 90; 347 Antarctica: art. 'Antarctica: The Alien, Bob: review of Will Lore and the Profits', 94, in art. McLewin's book In Monte Visa's 'The Environment in 1991',3 Horizon, 292 Antarctic Treaty Consultative Alp Action: 2 Meeting: 3, 100 Alpi Apuane: art. 'Days in the Alpi Arctic, The: arts. 'A Greenland Apuane', 125 Alpine Club: 1989 Report on the Adventure', 27, 'Travels in future role of, I, Policy Statement, Svalbard', 132; MEF Report, 284 5, art. 'Premises! Premises!', 179, Asia, Central: MEF Report, 288 Notes, 338, Officers & Atlas mountains: in art. 'Morocco Committee, 338, Meetings, 339, 1991',280 Library, 340, Himalayan Index, Ayrton, Richard: obit., 321 340, Caucasus Symposium, 341; 89, 161f, 203f, 219, 227,276 Babicz, Jan: book Peaks and Passes Alps: arts. 'Innocents Abroad', 189, ofthe Garhwal Himalaya 'A Grindelwald Centenary', 198, reviewed, 3I3 'Wordsworth and the Alps', 203, Baker, Adrian: in art. 'Atacama 'The Western Alps 1991',247, Initiation', 68, 279 environmental threats to, 2, Band, George: art. 'Premises! extreme skiing in the, 106, Leslie Premises!', 179, climbs Ngum Tang Stephen in the, 228, in 1892,238, Gang III (5640m), 58, at AC book The Alps reviewed, 314, Caucasus Symposium, 342; 339 book Classic Walks in the Alps Bartlett, Philip: art. 'In New reviewed, 3 I 5 Zealand with the Locals', 157, Ama Dablam (Nepal): 285f 347 America, North: art, 'North Basingthang peaks (NW Bhutan): America 1991', 274 art. 'Basingthang Peaks­ America, South: art. 'South America Exploring in the Hidden 1991',277 Kingdom', 55 INDEX 355 Beghin, Pierre: book Hautes Burrows-Smith, Martin: art. Altitudes - Voyage dans l'Oxygen 'Making Tracks in Scottish Rare reviewed, 295, climbs K2, Gullies', 105; 347 270; 88, 148 Buscaini, Gino: book Monte Rosa Bere, Rennie Montague: obit., 325 reviewed, 307, (and Sylvia Bernese Oberland: arts, 'Innocents Metzeltin) book Patagonia Abroad', 189, 'A Grindelwald reviewed, 308 Centenary', 198, 'The Western Alps 1991', 247 Bhuthan: art. 'Basingthang Peaks ­ Cathedral Peak (Greenland): in art. Exploring in the Hidden 'A Greenland Adventure', 27 Kingdom', 55 Caucasus: art. 'Svanetia - The Bicknell, Peter and Janet Adam Legendary Kingdom of the Smith: art. 'Wordsworth and the Caucasus', 137, in 1892, 241, AC Symposium. 341 Alps', 203; 347 Chekhov, Anton: quotation from Birkett, Bill: book Classic Rock Uncle Vanya, I Climbs in Southern England Chile: art. 'Atacama Initiation', 68 reviewed, 314 China: art. 'China and Tibet 1991', Blanc, Mont: 251ff Boardman Tasker Memorial Award 259 Chong Kumdan I (Eastern 1 0 199 : 343,3 4,344 Karakoram): art. 'Chong Kumdan Bogie, James: book Artists in - An Unknown Mountain', 15, in Snowdonia reviewed, 310 'India 1991', 260, in MEF Bonington, Chris: att. 'A Greenland Reports, 287 Adventure', 27, and 'clean up' Clarke, Charles: at AC Caucasus expeditions, 2, and Himalayan Symposium, 341; 338f, 346 Tourist Code, 4; 319,347 Clarkson, Peter D: art. 'Antarctica: Boulaz, Louise: obit., 323 The Lore and the Profits', 94; 3, Braham, Trevor: review of Pierre 348 Beguin's book Hautes Altitudes­ 'Climb for the World': 5 Voyage dans l'Oxygen Rare, 295; Clyma, Julie-Ann: art. 'Celestial 312,323 Summits', 37; 348 British Antarctic Survey: 97, 132 Collins, Martin: book Classic Walks British Mountaineering Council in the Peak District reviewed, 3I 5 (BMC): 3, 62, 79, 300 Collister, Rob: art. 'Trench Warfare Broad Peak (Karakoram): 270 on Makalu', 85; 3,348 Brooke, Richard: review of Stephen Cook, Mt (NZ): 153f, 157f, 16If Venables' book Island at the Edge Costa Blanca (Spain): in poem 'The ofthe World, 297 Rope', 210 Brown, Dave and lan Mitchell: book Cox, AD M: art. 'The Lebanon: A View from the Ridge reviewed, Some Memories of Mountain 303, they win Boardman Tasker Warfare Training during World Memorial Award 1991 (with War 11', 191; 326, 348 Alison Fell), 343 Craggs, Chris: book Limestone. 100 Brown, Hamish M: art, 'Morocco Best Limestone Climbs in Britain 1991',280; 347 reviewed, 314 INDEX Croft, Andrew: book A Talent for Fowler, Mick: climbs Hunza Peak Adventure reviewed, 300 (6200m), 272, at AC Caucasus Curran, Jim: book Suspended Symposium, 342; 49f, 54, 182, Sentences reviewed, 295 33 8 Fraser, Simon: art. 'Travels in Destivelle, Catherine: 145,256 Svalbard', 132; 348, (back cover Diemberger, Kurt: book The Endless photograph) Knot - K2, Mountain ofDreams Fyffe, Alien: in art. 'Celestial and Destiny reviewed, 290; 270 Summits',38ff Douglas, Ed: in art. 'The Environment in 1991',4, review Garhwal: book Peaks and Passes of of Reinhold Messner's book Free the Garhwal reviewed, 313; 163, Spirit, 294 Drummond, Edwin: and 'Climb for 219, 261 the World', 5 Gifford, Terry: poem 'The Rope', Drummond, Peter: book Scottish 210, book Outcrops reviewed, Hill and Mountain Names 306, and Festival of reviewed, 316 Mountaineering Literature, 343 Gilbert, Richard: art. 'Svanetia: The Earth Summit (UNCED): 4,76 Legendary Kingdom of the Echevarrfa, Evelio: art. 'South Caucasus', 137, book 200 America 1991', 277, climbs Cerro Challenging Walks in Britain and Chamac Collo (C5350m) and Cerro Ireland reviewed, 314; 348 Santa Rosa (5520m), 278; 348 Global warming: 4, 74f, 77 Elbruz (Caucasus): 137, 141ff, 34 If Glynne, Mary Dilys: obit., 329 Elisashvili, Shota: at AC Caucasus Gollancz, Livia: and Boardman Symposium, 342 Tasker Memorial Award 1991, Environment, The: arts. 'The 343, and Festival of Environment in 1991', I, Mountaineering Literature, 344; 'Sustainable Development -A 33 8 Future for our Planet', 73, 'What Gray, Dennis: book Mountain Lover Kind of Loving?', 79, 'Trench reviewed,300 Warfare on Makalu', 85, Greenland: art. 'A Greenland 'Changes on Mount Kenya', 90, Adventure', 27; 99,157 'Antarctica: The Lore and the Greenwood, Rosemary: art. 'A Profits', 94 Grindelwald Centenary', 198; 348 Escritt, Tony: book Iceland. The Griffin, Lindsay: art. 'The Western Traveller's Guide reviewed, 3I 3 Alps 1991', 247, review of Gino Everest, Mount: art. 'The Buscaini's book Monte Rosa, 3°7, Exploration of the Nepalese side climbs Kichik Kumdan (6670m), of Everest', 213; 2, 83, 106, 145, 18; 264, 348 163,268,318 Grindelwald: art. 'A Grindelwald Fedden, Renee: obit., 336 Centenary', 198; 19°,2°5 Fell, Alison: book Mer de Glace reviewed, 3°5, wins Boardman Hajar, mountains of eastern and Tasker Memorial Award 1991 western: art. 'Oman - Recent (with Brown and Mitchell), 343 Activity', 28 I INDEX 357 Harding, JG R: art. 'Turkish Ski Jardine, Michael, book On the Road Traverses: I. Taurus Express', to ]anaidar reviewed, 310 109; 339, 349 Jones, Crag: climbs Hunza Peak Harris, Alan: art. 'Days in the Alpi (6200m), 272; 49f, 54 Apuane', 125; 349 Harrison Sheila: review of Alison K2 (Karakoram): 144f, 148f, 270 Fell's book Mer de Glace, 305, Kapadia, Harish: art. 'India 1991', review of Peter Lars Sandberg's 260, in art. 'Chong Kumdan - An book Gabe's Fall, 306 Unknown Mountain', 15; 349 Hayman, John: art. 'Leslie Stephen: Karakoram: in arts. 'Chong Kumdan the Mountaineer as Married -An Unknown Mountain', 15, Man', 226; 349 'We Failed on Ultar', 49, 'Baltoro HiUen, Steven: obit., 332; 272 Revisited', 144, 'The Workmans: Himalaya: arts. 'Eight Days on Travellers Extraordinary', 231, Nanga Parbat', 9, 'Wintering on 'Pakistan 1991',270, in 1892, Nanga Parbat 1990-91', 43, 'The 241, MEF Report, 287; 319f Exploration of the Nepalese Side Kasbek (Caucasus): 14If of Everest', 213, 'The Workmans: Kashmir: art. 'Kashmir to Kulu Ski Travellers Extraordinary', 23 I, Traverse', 115; 263, 286 MEF Report, 285, (see also India, Kekus, Nick: art. 'Wintering on Nepal) Nanga Parbat 1990-91',43; 272, Himalayan Index: 340 349 Hinkes, Alan: climbs Broad Peak Kelsey, Michael R: book Climber's (8047m) with client, 270 and Hiker's Guide to the World's Hodgkin, Robin: at AC Caucasus Mountains reviewed, 317 Symposium, 341 Kenny, Anthony: book Mountains. Howard, Tony: art. 'Oman - Recent An Anthology reviewed, 298 Activity', 281; 349 Kenya, Mount: art. 'Changes on Hypoxia: the Proceedings of the 6th Mount Kenya', 90, in art. 'The International Hypoxia Symposium Environment in 1991',4; 318 (Hypoxia: The Adaptations) Khan Tengri (Tien Shan): 37ff reviewed, 299 Kingston, Hew and Carol Ankers: art. 'Kashmir to Kulu Ski Iceland: book Iceland. The Traverse', 115; 263, 249 Traveller's Guide reviewed, 313 Knox-Johnston, Robin: in art. 'A India: arts. 'Chong Kumdan - An Greenland Adventure', 27 Unknown Mountain', 15, Kulu valley: art. 'Kashmir to Kulu 'Kashmir to Kulu Ski Traverse Ski Traverse', 115; 263,286 1991',115, 'India 1991', 260 Kusum Kangguru: art. 'Kusum Inskipp, Carol and Tim: book A Kangguru',22 Guide to the Birds ofNepal reviewed, 3 I 3 Lake District: in 1892,242 Lebanon, The: art. 'The Lebanon: Jaggi, Martin and Hannes Some Memories of Mountain Taugwalder: book Der Wahrheit Warfare Training in World War Naher reviewed, 3II 11', 191 INDEX Lee, Stephen: book The Alps Moss, John R: art. 'South Georgia reviewed, 314 1990/91', 28 3 Limestone: book Limestone. roD Mould, Peter: art. 'Basingthang Best Limestone Climbs in Britain Peaks - Exploring in the Hidden reviewed, 3I 5; 3I 9 Kingdom', 55; 349 Little, Graham: art. 'Atacama Mount Everest Foundation: Initiation', 68; 279, 339,349 Expedition Reports 1989-91, 284 Mountaineering Literature, The Lowther, Jim: in art. 'A Greenland Fifth International Festival of: 343 Adventure', 27 Munkhairkhan, 4024m (Mongolia): Lyall, Alan: review of book Der art. 'Mongolia's Holy Mountain', Wahrheit Niiher by Hannes 62 Taugwalder and Martin Jaggi, 311 Nanga Parbat (Pakistan): arts. 'Eight Days on Nanga Parbat', 9, McCall, Robin Home: obit., 334 'Wintering on Nanga Parbat McLewin, Will: book In Monte 1990-91',43, in 'Pakistan 1991', Viso's Horizon reviewed, 292 270, in MEF Reports, 286 McNeish, Cameron: books The Best Nepal: arts.
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