A UK-based print magazine

celebrating the people, places and practices of bouldering

Come forth into the light,

Let Nature be your teacher.

Order Issue 03

  • Issue 03 — Ashima Shiraishi reflects on the crags that have shaped her — in conversation with Niky Ceria — Landing seen through images — Sam Prior muses climbing and fatherhood — Jon Fullwood, James O’Neil and Thomas Saluz discuss conservation and tending to the Land — Erika Cann explores deep time through the eyes of a climber — Jack Heath uncovers Fontainebleau’s geological story — Dan Bruce reports on behalf of Climbers for Palestine’s Climb The Wall campaign — Asia Zughaiar describes a day climbing in Ramallah —in conversation with Lally Macbeth and Matthew Shaw on bouldering and pre-history — Yazan Abbas shares his climbing story from Damascus to Bristol — Tom Le Fanu introduces The Boy Wonder —

  • Issue 02 — in conversation with Molly Thompson-Smith — board climbing seen through images — back to school with Sam Prior — Carlos Casas on gratitude — Mina Leslie-Wujastyk on climbing and motherhood — Dan Varian and Henry Kinman discuss the potential of wood in climbing hold-making — Andy Emery tunes in to bouldering soundscapes — Han Bolt photographically explores freedom and the female body in climbing — Alex Clow searches for the best climbing wall coffee in London — a homage to Northumberland’s bouldering from Dan Varian — Hamish McArthur reflects on climbing’s lessons — in conversation with Clément Lechaptois and Marine Thévenet — Aidan Roberts writes a midnight journal — how to build a board in 24 hours —

  • Issue 01 — Eliot Stephens on South Wales bouldering — Spotting seen through images — Alex Kent celebrates bouldering with a twist — Louis Parkinson chats authenticity — Mina Leslie-Wujastyk reflects on climbing’s lessons — Veronica Melkonian photographs the women of Fontainebleau — Tim and Steve Blake discuss bouldering and conservation across the generations — James Squire tours us around his favourite local crag —Deliverance seen through photos — Aidan Roberts on travel — Leanora Volpe ponders climbing as therapy — Sam Prior debates climbing and Instagram — Bread rolls for the crag —

All images: Severin Domela