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Featured BBC South-East "Inside Out" Art Programme

15 Mar 2011 – The BBC programme Inside Out recently did a very balanced piece on life modelling. Well done to RAM models Jane Flux and Matthew Moxey ...

CRIB GOCH-KNIFES EDGE SNOWDON

Its good to explore and don't just do it the right way, go angular, vertical, horitantal...find the interesting passages and strength that make you climb it, determined, up around and do it over..there is always some new to see and experience...........Jane

Ice Chimney

Looking for a place; ice chimneys in particular.....

The thought of crampons and layers and that lovely sweet tool in my hand,

against a wet cold wall wall....may have found it?

Sheer Joy

It's all meant to inspire. A famous George Mallory quote (the famous Englishmountaineer who died on Everest in 1924), together with Leo who retraced Mallory's footsteps up Everest....

"What we get from good health and adventure is sheer joy. And joy is, after, the end of life. We do not live to make money. We make money to be able to enjoy life - a moment of bliss when we climb a mountain, complete a marathon, an exquisite moment of heightened pleasure or bite into a sumptuous morsel of food, when we improve our bodies and minds, attain our goals and make our stamp on the world.. To some, that is what life means, and what is for"..

THE SILENT SCHOOLBOY - RODIN

Neighbourhoods are like human beings. They are born, grow up, become handsome or ugly, change their outward appearance, and age without forfeiting their personality. The same spirit lives on in them.

MOUNT EVEREST AND KALA PATTAR

Mount Everest : aka Limbu Chajamlangm or Mount Chomolungma, is the world's highest mountain above sea level at 8,850 metres (29,035 ft high) of the central Himalayas on the Nepel, border of Xizang (Tibet) and Nepal.

The highest elevation in the world, it was first scaled in 1953 by members of an expedition including Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay.

Everest Mount (29,029 848m as officially recognised by China and Nepal, rock height only, 29,016ft/8,844m. In 1999 American Climbers using GPS measured the Everest's total height at 29,035 ft (8,850m), but that measurement has not been accepted by Nepal or China.

Called Chomolungma or Qomolangma (Mother Goddess of the Land) by Tibetans and Sagarmatha (Head of the Sea) by Nepalis, it is named in English for the surveyor Sir George Everest. It was first climbed on May 28 1953, when Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay reached the summit. The body of George H L Mallory who died in an earlier attempt (1924) was found on the mountain in 1999.