Sentence examples for climbing adventures from inspiring English sources
Climbers say that buildering has a captivating history, and they point to the early-20th-century exploits of Harry H. Gardiner, the "Human Fly," recounted in a 1937 book called "The Night Climbers of Cambridge," an account of student climbing adventures at the British university, as the movement's public debut.
Lichota's climbing adventures have always been motivated by humanitarian causes.
Two particular climbs on the peaks in the cirque are considered amongst the finest climbing adventures available in the U.S. The Absaroka Range also attracts climbers but not of a technical nature since the rocks are not considered solid enough for good anchoring points.
(April 19) 4. ON NATURE'S EDGE, RISK-TAKER MOVES CAUTIOUSLY -- Climbing adventures.
Four companies are licensed to guide rock climbing in Red Rock year round: Jackson Hole Mountain Guides (www.jhmg.com); Mountain Skills Rock Climbing Adventures (www.climbingschoolusa.com); National Outdoor Leadership School (www.nols.edu); and American Alpine Institute (www.mtnguide.com).
Finding Leaders to Follow Matanuska Ice Climbing Adventures (800-956-6422; www.micaguides.com; $70 to $130 a person depending on the activity) leads midsummer evening treks through mid-August on Matanuska Glacier, two hours northeast of Anchorage.
FILMS like "What Women Want" or "Vertical Limit" spring not from any actual experience or observation but from the impulse to make, respectively, a Tracy-Hepburn romantic comedy or a mountain climbing adventure.
If this doesn't sound like the whitewater rafting trip or ice climbing adventure one might expect, that's partly because this is graduate school, and partly because outdoor education, as it has evolved over the last two decades, is about much more than rappelling.
Try hobbies like rock climbing, adventure photography, or dance.
He withdrew from the tournament after apparently injuring his left shoulder in his tree-climbing adventure.
One girl wrote of a mountain-climbing adventure in 1908: "The trail was steep and slippery and on the way back we were tumbling in every direction.
