This is part two of my conversation with Alex Roddie as we explore his writing and backpacking interests more.

In this episode we touch on walking in the Alps, his conscious decision to carry lighter loads to travel easier and some of his equipment choices and why.

We also disar1cuss how he takes his night time images which have appeared in recent publications.

 

It is an honest chat about how his writing has evolved, his approach to photography and building these skills. His evolution from mountaineer to a backpacker in a few short years!

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It is an honest chat about how his writing has evolved, his approach to photography and building this skills and how he has slowly transformed from a mountaineer to a backpacker in a few short years!

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All photos supplied by Alex Roddie.

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Links to the various topics we discuss.

Fujifilm X-T1
My Fujifilm X-E1 review (includes some thoughts about Fuji/mirrorless cameras in general)
Fujifilm XF35mm lens review
Pedco Ultrapod II (review from an outdoor instructor I know)
Tarptent Notch The Tarptent Notch backpacking tent — First Impressions
Alder Trail: The Alder Trail – Field Notes
Skye Trail: The Skye Trail – field notes

Lochaber traverse:
Tour of Monte Rosa: The Tour of Monte Rosa trail blogs and final thoughts
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Books by Alex
The Atholl Expedition:
The Only Genuine Jones:
Crowley’s Rival:
No Way Home:

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