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High Endeavours: The Life and Legend of Robin Smith
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High Endeavours: The Life and Legend of Robin Smith

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Robin Smith was one of the most legendary climbers ever to have tackled a mountain. This definitive biography draws on contributions from people who knew this charismatic and complex young man, as well as diary extracts from Smith himself.

As Smith was a friend and inspiration to many climbers worldwide, including fellow Scot Dougal Haston, High Endeavours is a fitting and long-overdue tribute to one of Britain’s most revered mountaineers, and one of the finest books ever written on the allure of the mountainside.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
26 October 2006
Pages
384
ISBN
9781841958316

Robin Smith was one of the most legendary climbers ever to have tackled a mountain. This definitive biography draws on contributions from people who knew this charismatic and complex young man, as well as diary extracts from Smith himself.

As Smith was a friend and inspiration to many climbers worldwide, including fellow Scot Dougal Haston, High Endeavours is a fitting and long-overdue tribute to one of Britain’s most revered mountaineers, and one of the finest books ever written on the allure of the mountainside.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Canongate Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
26 October 2006
Pages
384
ISBN
9781841958316