Western Grit is just about packed up and ready to go to the printers, and should be out in about a month, which is bang on schedule. It continues the approach we used on the Lofoten guide and despite some initial worries it looks quite superb - Jack Geldard has even suggested we might get 'done' for making the crags look too good!
I have lost track of how many guidebooks I have written now, but there is absolutely no doubt that if Ken Wilson and his cronies hadn't stuck their oars in and managed to sink my little black and white Gritstone Select guide that I wrote for Cicerone Press, then I wouldn't have called Alan James around for a meeting on April 1st 2001. I wouldn't have gone on to win three awards, pack in teaching and spend the winters in nice places working on more guidebook; funny how things turn out - cheers Ken!
We have three more weeks down here to get the final few shots for the Cote d'Azure guide, then I want to reacquaint myself with the Verdon. We have booked into a place in Moustieres for a couple of weeks so that should be good.
Then there is the summer - where to go?
An occasional listing covering bits and bobs about my various trips, climbing or otherwise, plus anything else that pops up. Feel free to add a comment or ask a question.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Same as it Ever Was - Well Almost
The Middle The Start A month on Kalymnos - November - has been great, it was hot and busy at the start and has turned cool, shower and pret...
-
A few folks have asked about the process in applying for a French 180 day visa. It is quite complicated so I have laid it out in detail belo...
-
Sherri and just another Corsican beach Corsica is a place I have fancied visiting for years although it has always been a tricky spot to...
-
Back in the 1980s I studied with the Open University for eight years and when that all came to an end I looked for a way to fill my time. Re...
No comments:
Post a Comment