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755I the Alpine Journal 2016 Inside.Indd Index 2016 I NDEX 2 0 1 6 435 A Aldejo 186 Arnold-Forster, William Edward 126 Barnard, Michael 284 Aar glacier 182, 183 Alisary 416 Arnot, Melissa 288 Baroghil Pass 365 Aar valley 182 Allan, Sandy 285, 335, 423 Arolla 390, 395 Bartlett, Phil 321 Aastorp, Aslak 418 Allen, John 154 Arosio, Tito 300, 301, 304 Baruntse 286 Aberdares 367 Allen, Rick 335, 354 Arve river 347 Basel 406 Aberystwyth University 400, 402 Alletto, Franco 264 Ascent of K2 (The), Ardito Desio 222 Basford, Andrew 319 Abingdon 389 Allin Qhapaq 365 Ascent (The), W H Hudson 344 Bass, Malcolm 284 Abner, Omar 300 Almond, Dave 282 A Shepherd’s Life, W H Hudson 129 Bates, Roger 302 Abraham, Ashley 167, 168 Alphanalph, Caspar 182 A Snow Goose and other utopian fictions, Batian Abraham, George 167 Alpine Climbing Group 371, 373, 374, 399, 400 Jim Perrin 344 Firmin-Hicks 366, 367 Abrahamsson, Mikael 324 Alpine Club 69, 89, 155, 167, 193, 264, 267, Aspel, Michael 401, 402 West Ridge 366 Abram, Erich 217, 218, 224, 227, 228, 230 316, 337, 339, 342, 373, 374, 382, 387, 400, 402, Association Medical Journal 181, 185 Bat (The) 376, 378 Aconcagua 314 405, 421 Astill, Tony 347, 348 Beard, Eric 358 Acosta, José, de 185 Alpine Journal 163, 182, 192, 247, 267, 373 Ata-Ullah, Mohammad 221, 222 Beard, Mary 329 Adams, Neil 282 Alpine Warriors, review 329 Athenaeum 182 Beaver, Harold 346 Adams Reilly, Anthony 426 Alpinist 276, 345 Atlantic 101, 107 Beckey, Fred 61, 160 Adams, Robert 320 Alps 188, 189, 195, 206, 237, 250, 271, 360, 385, Atlantic Ocean 197, 407 Beck, Jules 181 Adams, Tom 320 386, 390, 406 Atlas 377 Beddow, Rob 101, 108 Adelaide University 145 Alpstein massif 407 Attar, Mt (2190m) 103, 107 Bedogni, Vittorio 51 Adler, Tom 352 Alsford, Emma 361 Auer, Hansjörg 279 Beinn Bhan Admiralty 410 Altels 265 Austria 191, 248 Direct Start 284 Afanassieff, Jean 230 Alva, William 297 Austrian Alpine Club 69, 89, 390 Great Overhanging Gully 284 Afghanistan 256, 262, 395 Ama Dablam 255, 286, 289, 417 Avellano Towers 318 Gully of the Gods 284 Agil 44, 46, 48, 50 Amarkantak 366 Nam Famhairean 284 Agnolotti, Giuseppe 308 Amatt, John 417, 418, 419 B The Godfather 284 Agpamiut 104, 108 Amelunxen, Conny 310 Baber, Ingrid 113, 115 Wall of the Early Morning Light 284 A Great Effort, dir Jim Curran and Tony Riley 376 Amin, Idi 366 Baca, Eduardo 307, 308 Beinn Eighe Aguja Bifida 318 Amundsen, Roald 190 Backshall, George 366 Bruised Violet 284 Aguja Guillaumet 318 An Afterclap of Fate, Charles Lind 346 Baffin 101 Immortal Memory 284 Agujas del Sosneado 314 Anchorage 316, 317 Baffin Island 333 Shoot the Breeze 284 Aguja Stanhardt Andes 188, 377 Bailey, F M 360 Beinn Eunaich 343 Exocet 67 Angel Galan Diaz, Pedro 69 Baillot, Erick 284 Belak, Stane 330 Ahlfeld, Friedrich 93, 95 Angmagssalik 384 Baker, Mike 374 Bell, Angelica 126 Aiguille d’Argentière 265 Annapurna 99, 249, 330, 334, 417 Balabanov, Nikita 421, 422 Bell, Clive 125 Bellin-Ravanel 274 Annapurna Base Camp 71 Baldi, Marcello 227 Bellin, Eric 271 Efareb 274 Annapurna I 289 Ballard, Tom 276 Bell, Peter 395, 396 Elévation 274 Annapurna III 1, 417 Bally 250 Ben Alder 382 Aiguille de la Tsa 390 Antarctica 76, 196, 197, 198, 202, 203, 407 Balmhorn 265 Benedek, Zoltan 290 Aiguille Dibona 167 Anthoine, Mo 376 Baltistan 398 Bennet, E T 189 Aiguille du Midi 348 Anthroposophical Society 394 Baltoro glacier 171, 173 Bennett, Scott 323 Balade 271 Aonach Eagach 392 Baltschiedertal hut 372 Ben Nevis 281, 343 Aiguille du Peigne 371 Aosta 165 Banachdaich Gully Anubis 281 Aiguille Noire Apennines 237 North Rib 284 Capricorn 283 South Ridge 399 Appenzell, Switzerland 407 Owl Chimney 284 Gothic Edge 283 Aiguille Noire de Peuterey 371 Araiza Chávez, Daniel 297, 298 Band, George 371, 372, 399, 416 Tangerine Dream 283 Aiguilles Crochues 393 Arctic Circle 200 Banff 266 The Rattler 283 Aiguilles Rouges 395 Arctic Ocean 196, 198 Banff mountain book festival 329 Zero Gully 209 Ailefroide Orientale (3847m) 274 Ardenno 242 Bangladesh 392 Benn, Nigel 213 Goulotte Grassi 274 Arelovich, Lisandro 312, 314 Bangor 402 Bentham, Yorkshire 123 Winter is Coming 274 Argentière glacier 348 Bannholzer, Melchior 182 Bergen 383 Akademischer Alpen-Club Zürich 265 Argentina 311, 312 Barberá Llansol, Enrique 296 Bergen, Fana 403 Ak Baikal valley 73, 74, 76, 325 Armitage, Simon 176 Barber, Henry 154 Berger, Phil De 322 Akureyri 113, 117 Armstrong, Neil 190 Bardan Gompa 85, 88 Bernese 265 Alaska 66, 198 Arnold, Dani 275, 276, 281 Barker, Brian 301 Bernese Oberland 86, 182 Alaska Highway 55 Arnold, Daniel 423 Barnack, Oskar 168 Bernina Alps 265 436 T HE A LPINE J OURN A L 2 0 1 6 I NDEX 2 0 1 6 437 Berther, David 288 Bradley, Harry 250, 251 Buzzetti, Don Giuseppe 235, 236, 237, 238, Castoldi Dalai, Baldini 228 Bianchi, Daniele 277 Braithwaite, Paul ‘Tut’ 399 240, 242 Castro, Bruno 305 Biasini, Pietro 277 Bramani, Vitale 248 Cathedral Spires, Alaska Bielicki, Adam 26 Brandu Brakk (6285m) 410 C No Country for Old Men 316 Bietschhorn 265 Brant, Clare 125 Cáceres, Rafael 296 Catholic University of Ireland 185 Billon, Lise 421, 422 Brasenose 255, 256 Cairn Broadlands Caucasus 164, 408 Binnie, Mike, obituary 365–7 Brasher, Chris 150, 151, 380, 381 King Herod 282 Caukwell, Robert Arthur, obituary 367 Bionnassay 386 Breashers, David 349 Cairngorm Club 342 Cavalli, Ottavia 319 Bird Bone Peak 117 Bregaglia-Masino 277 Cairngorms 156, 282 Cave, Andy 1 Birnie, Bill 136, 138, 139, 141, 142, 143 Breithorn 381, 388, 390, 395 Cairngorm tragedy 149 Cave, George 325 Biven, Pete 358 Brenta Dolomites 395 Calisaya, Pantaleón 93 article: ‘Trying Tajikistan’ 73 Bizzaro, Leonardo 228, 230 Brice, Russell 286 Calling (The),Barry Blanchard 423, 424 Caxata 95 Blackshaw, Alan 383, 385, 399 Bridges, Robert 129, 130 Camasa, Sequel 308 Cecilia Street School of Medicine 184 Black Tower 44 Bristol 175 Cambridge 126, 145, 394, 395 Cenacchi, Giovanni 224, 227, 228, 229 Blair, Tony 372 Bristol Polytechnic 376 Cambridge Climbing Club 395 Central Council for Physical Recreation 380 Blakeley, Chris 319 Bristow, Lily 167 Cambridge University Mountaineering Club Centre for Mountain Studies 361 Blakemore, Tim 316 British Antarctic Survey 76, 356 370, 371 Cerberus Speleological Society 175 Blanchard, Barry 423, 424 British Boot, Shoe and Allied Trades Research Cameron, Duncan 176 Cerro Calacala (c4600m) 93 Bloomfield, Catherine 174, 175 Association (SATRA) 250 Campbell, C W 265 Cerro Chupica (5100m) 90, 91, 93, 97 Blume, Jovany 311 British Columbia 266 Campbell, Fiona 176 Cerro Colorado (4621m) 312 Boardman, Peter 157, 377, 411 British Council 370 Campbell, Robin 424 Cerro Gemelo Este (5117m) Boardman Tasker Award 329, 422 Camper, Petrus 243 314 British Etchers 392 Turbera Bocchetta Alta di Schiesone 237 Canada 205, 267 Cerro Huariananta (5400m) 90 British Indian Army 400 Bocchetta di Prata 237 Canfer, Brian 402 Cerro Jatunjasa (5350m) 310 British Medical Journal 181 Bocchetta Torelli 236, 239 Canon 169 Cerro Jurau 300 British Mountaineering Council 69, 157, 175, Body, Maggie 378 Capel Curig 380, 387 Cerro Kishtwar 422 193, 357, 361, 368, 372 Bognor Regis 367 Caprez, Nina 278 Cerro Morado (4490m) British Printmakers 392 Boivin, Jean-Marc 271 Carbajal, Marisol 305 Tangol-Vasquez 315 Brittle, Glen 390 Bole, Mauro ‘Bubu’ 279 Carhuacocha 298 Cerro Riso Patron 422 Broad Peak 40 Bolivia 90, 94, 311 Carlo, Cossi 302 Cerro San Francisco (4307m) Brochard, Benjemin 274 Bombay 264, 368 Carlsberg Fjord 113 Antiparkes 315 Brocklebank, Tom 143, 144, 145 Bonacossa, Aldo 241 Carn Dearg Cerro Tito (4905m) 312, 314 Brooke, Rupert 124, 126 Bonafede, Marcello 230 Gemini 283 Cerro Tolosa (5432m) 314 Bonatti, Walter 193, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, Brooks, Robin 308 Carn Dearg Buttress Cerro Torre 154 221, 222, 223, 224, 226, 227, 228, 229, 351 Brouillard Pillar, Mont Blanc Capricorn 283 Cerro Yeguas Heladas (4771m) Bonete 311 Red Pillar 222 Gemini 283 Yeguas Salvajes 314 Bonhams 123 Brown, David 318 Night Fury 283 Cerro Yeguas Muertas (4912m) Bonington, Sir Chris 160, 193, 230, 334, 341, Brown, Joe 357, 358, 376, 418 The Urchin 283 Wenatti 315 372, 377, 378, 411 Brown, T Graham 357, 399 Carreg Wastad 170 Cesen, Tomo 331 Bonneville 348 Bruce, Geoffrey 339 Carrington, Rab 377 Chadwick, Mark 282 Bonney, Geoff 113, 115 Brückner, Christian 305 Carr-Saunders, Alexander 399 Challenge of K2 (The) 351 Bouguer, Pierre 186 Bryan, Kenneth 308 Carter, Claire 357 Chalmers, Robin 308 Boukreev, Anatoly 355 Bucan, Ante 330 Carter, James 246 Chamonix 31, 33, 163, 344, 347, 381, 383, 398, Boulogne-sur-Mer, 182 Buckle, Derek 89, 320 Cartwright, Charlie 384 407, 410 Bourdillon, Tom 254, 372 article: ‘Hidden Zanskar’ 82 Cartwright, Ian 5, 321 Musée Alpin 424 Boussingault, Jean-Baptiste 185 Buffet, Charlie 220 Casas, Ramiro 313 Changabang 334 Boustead, Hugh 136, 138, 139, 143 Bugaboo Spire (3185m) 266, 267 Cascada Central Chapman, David 317 Bowdler, Dave 284 Buhl, Hermann 218, 226 Fina y Sucia 315 Chapman, Freddie Spencer 384 Boyanov, Doychin 44 Bulgaria 41 Cascades 384 Chappell, Sophie Grace 282 Boysen, Martin 155, 230, 378 Bullock, Nick 271, 272, 283, 284 Casquel Lopez, Vicente 296 Chapuisat, Marianne 30 Bozic, Stipe 330, 331 Burdekin, Matt 318 Cassol, Davide 300, 302 Charakusa 44 Bracey, Jon 272, 273 Burger, Florian 297, 298 Castellanza 41 Charakusa glacier 40 Bradey, Lydia 349, 350 Burnet, Claire 427 Castelli, Giancarlo 264 Charakusa valley 31 Bradford 397 Burns, Steve 5, 321 Castle Peak 116 Charterhouse 126 Bradford University 386 Busto Arsizio 41 Castle Tirrim 327 Charton, Gabriel 346, 348 438 T HE A LPINE J OURN A L 2 0 1 6 I NDEX 2 0 1 6 439 Cheeseman, Sylvia 381
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