Bøger af Doug Scott

This book presents waterfalls I have found that are within an 85 mile radius of Taos, New Mexico. Encluding - Santa Fe - Los Alamos - Chama - Red River - Las Vegas - Cimarron - and some of Southern Colorado...!!! I have lived in and hiked the Taos area for most of my 60 years. I'm a "Waterfall Lover" and I have published "Taos Waterfalls" to share this area's waterfalls with you. 152 pages - 8.5" x 11" with over 140 full color photos... primarily full page images. gps coordinates and brief descriptions appear for each waterfall. However, I do not "spoon-feed" you... so you will have to do some homework on your own before "discovering" these waterfalls for yourself.

New Mexico has many amazing and wonderful slot canyons that have been virtually unknown until now. Begin today planning your best-ever "slot canyon" adventure in the Land of Enchantment. This book's 108 pages display 69 color photos, many are full page...!!! Canyon descriptions are complete with GPS coordinates, road & trail numbers, plus scenic interests and technical information... a MUST canyoneering guide...!!!

This book presents more than a couple hundred waterfalls I have found in New Mexico. I have lived in and hiked New Mexico for most of my 61 years. I'm a "Waterfall Lover" and I have published "New Mexico Waterfalls" to share these sweet waterfalls with you. 157 pages - 8.5" x 11" with over 140 full color photos... primarily full page images. gps coordinates and brief descriptions appear for each waterfall. However, I do not "spoon-feed" you... so you will have to do some homework on your own before "discovering" these waterfalls for yourself. I have also recently published "Taos Waterfalls" which concentrates on north central New Mexico. Now you can hit the back-country with a delicious goal beckoning...!!! Each and every waterfall has it's own unique personality... it's own energy... it's own discovery...!!! Become a "Waterfall-Lover"... get hooked on "Waterfalling"...!!!!

Ladies and Gentlemen may I introduce to you ...the mountains of Taos, New Mexico. I've lived in and hiked Taos for most of my 62 years. Immersed in these pages you will delve into the very heart of the Taos Mountains ...because I have no ability to stay on any trail. 127 - 8.5" x 11" pages are packed with over 100 full-color, full-page images. GPS coords and brief descriptions appear throughout... However, I will not "spoon-feed" anyone... so your own homework is mandatory. Develop a personal map arsenal and learn how to use it. Press any and all willing humanoids for all the information you can possibly absorb. ENJOY and EXPLORE...!!!

This book presents more than a couple hundred waterfalls I have found in New Mexico. I have lived in and hiked New Mexico for most of my 63 years. I'm a "Waterfall Lover" and I have published "New Mexico Waterfalls Handbook" to share these sweet waterfalls with you. 188 pages - 6" x 9" with over 160 full-page photos. gps coordinates and brief descriptions appear for each waterfall. However, I do not "spoon-feed" you... so you will have to do some homework on your own before "discovering" these waterfalls for yourself. I have also recently published "New Mexico Waterfalls"...a full-color version of this book and... "Taos Waterfalls" which concentrates on north central New Mexico. Now you can hit the back-country with a delicious goal beckoning...!!! Each and every waterfall has it's own unique personality... it's own energy... it's own discovery...!!! Become a "Waterfall-Lover"... get hooked on "Waterfalling"...!!!!

Completed before his death in 2020, Kangchenjunga is Doug Scott's final book. Scott explores the mountain and its people before going on to look at Western approaches and climbing attempts, including his own in 1979. Kangchenjunga is Scott's tribute to this sacred mountain, a paean for a Himalayan giant, written by a giant of Himalayan climbing.

The Ogre, by Doug Scott, is a two-part biography of this enigmatic peak: in the first part, Scott has researched the geography and history of the mountain; part two is the overdue and personal account of his and Chris Bonington's first ascent and their dramatic descent on which Scott suffered two broken legs and Bonington smashed ribs.

This year''s Summit Book celebrates two of our favorite mountains, as well as a couple of other incredible experiences around the west, shared with the goal that they inspire you to head outdoors and discover your local peaks and trails. Through our words and images, we hope to encourage exploration and a lifetime of outdoor stewardship, while still appreciating the beauty and history along each step. Our Summit Book is a celebration of nature and an active life, with each page stoking the flames of adventure just a little bit more. This is what we''re after in this new year.

Winner: Himalayan Club Kekoo Naoroji Award for Mountain Literature'A full and fascinating portrait of one of the great figures of mountaineering.' - Michael Palin'As well as relaying the literal ups and downs of the biggest walls and highest mountains in the world, Scott writes with honesty about the emotional and personal peaks and troughs of a life where family relationships are put under strain and life itself is so often at risk.' - The Westmorland GazetteAt dusk on 24 September 1975, Doug Scott and Dougal Haston became the first Britons to reach the summit of Everest as lead climbers on Chris Bonington's epic expedition to the mountain's immense south-west face. As darkness fell, Scott and Haston scraped a small cave in the snow 100 metres below the summit and survived the highest bivouac ever - without bottled oxygen, sleeping bags and, as it turned out, frostbite. For Doug Scott, it was the fulfilment of a fortune-teller's prophecy given to his mother: that her eldest son would be in danger in a high place with the whole world watching. Scott and Haston returned home national heroes with their image splashed across the front pages. Scott went on to become one of Britain's greatest ever mountaineers, pioneering new climbs in the remotest corners of the globe. His career spans the golden age of British climbing from the 1960s boom in outdoor adventure to the new wave of lightweight alpinism throughout the 1970s and 1980s. In Up and About, the first volume of his autobiography, Scott tells his story from his birth in Nottingham during the darkest days of war to the summit of the world. Surviving the unplanned bivouac without oxygen near the summit of Everest widened the range of what and how he would climb in the future. In fact, Scott established more climbs on the high mountains of the world after his ascent of Everest than before. Those climbs will be covered in the second volume of his life and times.