Mountain Heritage Trust invites you to an evening with Leo Houlding, world class climber, alpinist and adventurer.
If modern British adventure has a face, it looks a lot like Leo Houlding. Based in the Lake District, he is one of Britain's top climbers and among the best in the world.
Leo will be talking about his involvement in ‘The Wildest Dream’ on Everest and his expedition to Antarctica.
The lecture will take place at Longlands Barn, Uldale in Cumbria on Thursday 20th August at 7.30pm. There will be canapés and a welcome drink on arrival. Tickets cost £20 and spaces are limited.
To book your ticket please get in touch with nicole@mountain-heritage.org or call on 01768 840911.
About the Mountain Heritage Trust
The key role of the Mountain Heritage Trust (MHT) is to ensure that Britain’s rich heritage in the fields of climbing, mountaineering and mountain culture is recorded and preserved, and communicated to as wide an audience as possible. MHT was established in 2000 with the support of the BMC.
Find out more at www.mountain-heritage.org