
Hugh Pechey
(1950s and 1960s)
You ask my wife— ‘Not another bloody rock!’ She doesn't usually use the word ‘bloody’, of course. 'I don't know what you see in these rocks!' When I say that I want my ashes scattered on
A small sample of images and words gathered as part of a project which began more than a decade ago researching the origins of climbing in Australia -- and a history of adventure climbing in Queensland. Let me know what you think (m.meadows@griffith.edu.au). Text copyright 2012 M.Meadows. The copyright to photographs is held by named photographers. Please request permission to reproduce.

Hugh Pechey
(1950s and 1960s)
You ask my wife— ‘Not another bloody rock!’ She doesn't usually use the word ‘bloody’, of course. 'I don't know what you see in these rocks!' When I say that I want my ashes scattered on