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British Everest South West Face Expedition 1975 – 50th Anniversary Lecture

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Noel Dawson reports on this momentous lecture at the Royal Geographical Society, London, on the 24th September 2025

British Everest South West Face Expedition 1975 – 50th Anniversary Lecture | Climber Magazine

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