The Nepali adventurer on the world’s 14 highest peaks - and climbing while hungover. Mountaineer Nirmal Purja: ‘I’m sick of people saying things are impossible’: Another good interview with Purja. Apparently the new film “is going to replace Rocky IV.” I don’t think even Nims can trump Sly Stallone. Between signing autographs and flexing his biceps for swooning onlookers at the Kendal Mountain Festival in the UK, Purja sat down with Grough Magazine for a chat. Interview: Nims Purja, the ‘unknown’ Mountaineer Who Smashed the 8,000m Peaks Record: In recent weeks, Nirmal Purja launched his film, 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible. The entertaining video interview describes how the route was named after a rat nibbled a yellow climbing mat. Old-school British climbers Craig and Rob Matheson talk about their new and very hard line in the mountains of the Lake District, which is tipped to be one of the hardest traditional climbs in the UK.

You get the detailed awesome maps of Google, (which btw even Garmin uses when you hit the more info button of an Adventure), and you build a library of routes in two places for easy access if you have a computer handy. The Story of Hard Cheese: One for trad climbing lovers. You still need to learn Basecamp for organizing your gps generated tracks but for me this is the best of both worlds.

Apparently using a paper map may help with route recall.

Hypixel adventure maps still down