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Monday, 17 September 2018

Mick Fowler and Jelly fish by Stevie Haston.

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Just got Mick Fowlers book -good read! Review "laters" as we Londoners say!  Seems a while since I climbed well-pissing me of...
Friday, 31 August 2018

Fitness is wasted on the young, by Stevie Haston.

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I was looking at some potential routes today, and felt sad.When I scout for routes I mostly feel happy but to see routes of such magnificenc...
Tuesday, 28 August 2018

The DJ saved my life, by Stevie still living Haston.

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There are Gurus, dragons may be dead, but there are gurus. Gurus come in all shapes,  and forms not necessarily from the Indian subcontinent...
Tuesday, 21 August 2018

Happy climbs, starry skies, warm water, by Stevie Haston.

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Dear all, I have a very bad shoulder which means I don't write so much on this blog! You might note that tapping a key isn't necessa...
Monday, 30 July 2018

Attila Gyetvai, goodbye. By Stevie Haston.

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Sad news was brought to my attention, Attila died in a rockfall accident on the Aiguile Noire. For Attila, he loved his mountains. ...
Sunday, 29 July 2018

The Importance of Joy, by Stevie Haston.

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This summer continues on un abated-its steaming. Fires, heat waves, adverse weather, even dear old England looks like it did in 1976 or prob...
Saturday, 14 July 2018

The value of Confidence, by Stevie Haston.

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Being what some people think of as an extremely confident person, I am sometimes aghast at how over confident some people can be. Confidence...