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Kilimanjaro Climbing: The Adventure of a Lifetime - Vimarsana News

Kilimanjaro Climbing: The Adventure of a Lifetime

If Kilimanjaro climbing is on your radar, let's dive head-first into everything you need to know before leaving for Tanzania.

How Long Does it Take to Climb Mount Everest - Vimarsana News

How Long Does it Take to Climb Mount Everest

Mount Everest is well known for being the tallest mountain on Earth. This characteristic attracts adventurers and explorers who, inspired by its sheer magnitude, seek out an adrenaline-fuelled hiking experience. But, at an awe-inspiring height of 8,848 meters (29,029 feet), conquering Everest is no small feat. The climb to its top demands meticulous planning, physical endurance,… Continue reading How Long Does it Take to Climb Mount Everest

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Douglas Eadie: Perth-born Scottish film pioneer dies aged 79 - Vimarsana News

Douglas Eadie: Perth-born Scottish film pioneer dies aged 79

Douglas Eadie, who has died at the age of 79, was one of the pioneers of modern Scottish film and television

Douglas Eadie: Scottish film pioneer and former Torridon mountain rescuer dies - Vimarsana News

Douglas Eadie: Scottish film pioneer and former Torridon mountain rescuer dies

Douglas Eadie, who has died at the age of 79, was one of the pioneers of modern Scottish film and television

Hamish MacInnes: You don't need to a famous mountain man to enjoy our hills – Country Life with Rosemary Goring - Vimarsana News

Hamish MacInnes: You don't need to a famous mountain man to enjoy our hills – Country Life with Rosemary Goring

A MAN has just skied past the window, but I ought not be surprised. The snow began yesterday afternoon and it has been softly falling ever since. In the early hours I looked out and the village green was bathed in a cold pure light, the whiteness smothering sound as well as cars. This morning the village snow brigade were out with their shovels, Alan forgoing his first cup of tea to help. But no sooner have they cleared a path than it begins to refill. It seems likely to get a good deal deeper. A few days ago, after the first snows had gone but the ice was still solid, he went out for a w...