A biography of Doug Scott, one of Britain's leading climbers during the 1960s, 1970s, and beyond. His name often appears next to that of Chris Bonington, most famously for their legendary epic on The Ogre, in Pakistan, where Scott broke his ankles near the summit and quite literally crawled back to the the porters, who carried him to civilization.
Hardcover book, 341 pages, with maps, notes, bibliography, and list of Scott's significant climbs around the world (a great many). One insert of color photos in the middle. Excellent condition.
