One of the leading British mountaineers of the early 20th Century, Winthrop Young lost a leg in WW1 and later took part in setting up both the DofE awards and the BMC. He was also an accomplished mountain writer and poet, says Ronald Turnbull, and this slim volume is the classic account of his life.
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