In March 1851 Hugh Low, a British colonial official, made the first recorded ascent of Mount Kinabalu, the highest point in the Malay Archipelago. Exactly 150 years later a group of amateur climbers set out to recreate his feat by following the very same route. This book tells their story from initial preparations to reaching the summit. Very Good Hardback in a Good Dust Jacket. Signed by the authors 121 pages with many colour photographs.
Weight: 1 kg Post free within Malaysia
Condition: The dust jacket has a nick at the top of the spine and curling at the top and bottom edges. The corners are slightly bumped and the authors have signed the book on the half title page. The binding is tight, text clear and there is no tanning throughout.
