Rock and Ice Magazine Jun/Jul 2020 Edizione posteriore

PROJECT WAIT: As the pandemic hits, a lifelong climber contemplates giving it up. By Jeff Jackson.

THE BADGE: We define ourselves as climbers, but are we really special? Do we need to be? Lockdown provides a lens. By Niall Grimes.

THE CLIMB THAT TIME FORGOT: A remote Guyanese tower, a trek through deep jungle and a wall that defines suffering. By Leo Houlding.

ART OFF THE LOCKDOWN: As life is n the alpine center of the universe screeches to a halt, a climber turns the quarantine into art. By Ben Tibetts.

THE ACHIEVER: FActor upon factor seemed stacked against Marcilea Rosales becoming a climber, let alone a leading light. By Charlie Lieu.

CALCULATED RISK: If you climb, you can't help but put yourself in harm's way. Understanding the logic of risk and danger can keep ou safer. By Pete Whittaker.

GRANITE STATE OF MIND: Ever more rock, always surprises at North Conway's Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledges and beyond. By Freddie Wilkinson.