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The Journal of the University of Leeds Climbing Club

Summer 1967
Edited by M. N. Copley

Recently digitised from the British Library in 2026, this edition has vivid accounts of routes like the Bonatti Pillar, the Aiguille Noire, and the Sassolungo’s North Face Direct. It also features extensive new Yorkshire limestone climbs at Kilnsey, Malham, and Gordale - reflecting a growing shift toward local exploration alongside major Alpine ambitions.

A copy is available at the British Library.

Total pages: 52

Note: We would like to apologise for the quality of digitisation - we were unfortunately at the mercy of the equipment available to us at the British Library, but we will attempt to make a higher quality version available in the future if possible.

The Journal of the University
of Leeds Climbing Club

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© Leeds University Union Mountaineering Club / LUUMC

Digitised in 2026 by N. Damarell

Individual contributors, writers and editors are acknowledged where known. Copyright remains with the original authors and LUUMC. Reproduction or reuse of material from these publications is not permitted without expressed permission.

The views and opinions expressed in each publication do not necessarily represent those of the Leeds University Union Mountaineering Club or the University of Leeds.

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