The Rucksack Club was founded in Manchester in 1902 and has a current membership of well over 500 men and women. According to the Rules, "The purpose...
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George Mallory (category Academics of the Institute of Continuing Education)
2022. Alt URL Brockbank, Philip (2011). "The Beginning: 1902–1918" (PDF). A Short History of the Rucksack Club 1902–1939. Prepared for publication in 2011...
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Clubs' Alpine Club Fell and Rock Climbing Club The Rucksack Club Scottish Mountaineering Club The Wayfarers' Club Clublife at thebmc.co.uk, dated 02/11/2003...
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1947), British peer John Rooke Corbett (1876–1949), founder-member of The Rucksack Club and their Convener of Rambles Jonathan Corbett (21st century), British...
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'Senior Clubs': The Alpine Club Climbers' Club The Rucksack Club Scottish Mountaineering Club The Wayfarers' Club Journal of the Fell & Rock Climbing Club, Vol...
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British Mountaineering Council (redirect from The British Mountaineering Council)
including: Alpine Club The Rucksack Club The Wayfarers' Club Ladies' Alpine Club Pinnacle Club The Yorkshire Ramblers' Club The British Mountaineering...
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known as J. Rooke Corbett was one of the founder-members of The Rucksack Club and their Convener of Rambles. In the 1920s Corbett compiled a list of Scottish...
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John Laycock (category Members of the Legislative Council of Singapore)
Climbs, the first published guidebook on rock climbing in the Peak District. Concerned about trespassing, the Rucksack Club had opposed the publication...
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by the Rucksack Club after a prominent member had severe fall whilst rock climbing. The member was badly injured and had to be transported from the climb...
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The bothy behind Glas-allt Shiel is now maintained by Dundee University Rucksack Club. Fishing on the loch is restricted and not available to the public...
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