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A weekly programme on the expanding world of leisure with Jeremy James,
Christopher Rainbow.

Including:
The Climb Up to Hell
More than twenty men have fallen to their death, or been frozen to death, on the north face of the Eiger - 13,000 feet of vertical, crumbling limestone in the Swiss Alps.
This month four British climbers are to attempt a new route - the ultimate route - up this infamous wall. Why should men want to venture into a cold, white, silent Hell, a place which has been the stage for human drama - for heroism, for cowardice, for ultimate endurance, and even for alleged murder?

Contributors

Presenter:
Jeremy James
Presenter:
Christopher Rainbow
Studio Director:
Tom Conway
Associate Editor:
Phil Pilley
Editor:
Christopher Brasher

Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motoring.

This week: Vintage and Veteran
A view from Prescott Hill of the old-car cult with Robin Richards and Michael Frostick.

Contributors

Presenter:
Gordon Wilkins
Reporter:
Robin Richards
Reporter:
Michael Frostick
Research:
John Ebbrell
Research:
Ken Pitman
Producer:
Brian Robins

Accompanied by Dalton Baldwin
Yonty Solomon (piano)
Allegri String Quartet
Eli Goren (violin), Peter Thomas (violin), Patrick Ireland (viola), William Pleeth (cello) and Terence MacDonagh (oboe), James Brown (oboe), Leonard Brain (cor anglais), Patrick Harvey (harpsichord).

Contributors

Accompanied by/Pianist:
Dalton Baldwin
Pianist:
Yonty Solomon
Musicians:
Allegri String Quartet
Violinist:
Eli Goren
Violinist:
Peter Thomas
Viola:
Patrick Ireland
Cellist:
William Pleeth
Oboist:
Terence MacDonagh
Oboist:
James Brown
Cor anglais:
Leonard Brain
Harpsichordist:
Patrick Harvey
Programme arranged by:
Basil Douglas
Producer:
Walter Todds

BBC Two England

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