Alpine Club

The Alpine Club, the world's first mountaineering club, has members from around the world. Since it was founded in 1857 they have
been at the leading edge of worldwide mountaineering development and exploration. We aim to be the club of choice for all mountaineers providing a forum for sharing experiences and information

Keswick Mountain Festival 2012
An Evening with the Alpine Club - Saturday 19th May

Tony Armstrong

Tickets from www.keswickmountainfestival.co.uk - Panel questions to the lovely Kate@keswickmountainfestival.co.uk. Don't forget to sample the social scene, browse the books or join up at the Alpine Club Stand in the marquee by the lake at the Festival Village 18-20 May.

6.00 pm Sir Chris Bonington

7.30 pm Panel Session:
Simon Yates, Andy Houseman,
Sir Chris Bonington, Mick Fowler

9.00 pm Mick Fowler

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New Members

May 2012

Full: David Anderson, Simon Frost, Matthew Hing, Ivar Milligan, Bradley Morrell, Malcolm Scott, Olov Isaksson and Matthew Smith.

Aspirant: William Attridge, Nicholas Berry, George Cave, Matthew Graham, Hannes Granberg, Stephen Halliday, Joseph Hobbs, Lewis Johnson, Arnaud Sors and Kyle Wood.

Associate: Colin Hilton.

AC-funded
Expeditions

Tasermiut East Greenland Expedition

Planning exploration and first ascents. Matt Traver (Leader), Mike Royer, Steve Beckwith, Matt Bunn - 1-31 August 2012

London Lecture
Tuesday 29th May

Wade Davis: Into the Silence

'Into the Silence', explores the challenges sought by the Mount Everest Committee, the RGS, and the Alpine Club following World War 1.

London Lecture
Tuesday 12th June

Becky Coles:
Tajikistan and Afghanistan

Becky's MEF-supported mountaineering expedition attempted first ascents in the Muzkol range of Tajikistan and Raig Jurn Valley in Afghanistan.

Himalayan Trust
Tuesday 29th May

Hilary Lecture
Alan Hinkes: Kangchenjunga

To include a tribute to the Trust's much loved late Chairman and past AC President, George Band, Royal Geographical Soc. 7pm Tickets £17.50

Alpine Journal 2010-11

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Vacancies

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Meets Secretary/Assistant Meets Secretary
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