Joe Brown is a world -renowned climber The Hard Years transcends the world of climbing - the autobiography of an unforgettable man A classic autobiography which has long been out of print - now available in a new paperback edition 'The climber of genius, who led the way to new concepts of what might be possible on rock' Times Literary Supplement
Born in 1930 in a Manchester slum, Joe Brown left school at fourteen to be apprenticed to a plumber. However, his exceptional climbing abilities soon became apparent and after his National Service, successful expeditions in the Alps and the Himalayas in the mid-1950s established him as a top British climber. He was employed by archaeological expeditions to open up seemingly inaccessible caves in Persia and at Petra. He worked as an instructor at an outdoor adventure school, before setting up his own climbing equipment shop at Llanberis, where he still lives. He was appointed CBE in 2011.
The climber of genius who led the way to new concepts of what might
be possible on rock
*Times Literary Supplement*
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