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Local enthusiast Murray Chambers got into all these events because he took photographs for Motorsport in British Columbia magazine publisher Doug Harder. Harder also produced the demolition derbies that began in Callister Park across the street from the PNE in the Sixties and later through the Seventies and Eighties on the fairgrounds during the annual PNE Fair. In 1970, he brought Hollywood film stunt driver Ron Walker to Vancouver to deliver a thrill show on wheels. “I needed to give the demolition drivers an hour or so to repair their cars after the heat races and get them running again ...

Climber describes horror of seeing massive rocks falling towards them as they climbed Cairngorms mountain Updated: May 6, 2021, 6:20 pm © Supplied by Kieran Cunningham Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A climber has described the moment his group narrowly avoided being crushed by massive rocks as they fell from above him in the Cairngorms. Kieran Cunningham was climbing the Corrie an t-Sneachda, near Aviemore, along with his friends Rosa Fappiano and friend Theresa Wald, when boulders started raining do...

© HEMEDIA Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up A trio of climbers deep in the Cairngorms narrowly avoided serious injury after narrowly avoiding a massive rockfall. The three were climbing on the third pitch of the Aladdin’s Couloir route in the mountain range when the rocks came tumbling down. The incident happened at about 2.30pm on Saturday, April 24. A large section of the ridge above Corrie an t-Sneachda, near Avi...