We nicked this from Ed Douglas's twitter feed - thanks Ed! It's a lovely bit of footage of climber Neil Gresham talking lucidly and intelligently to the BBC about his recent deep water solo on something called the Forbidden Head in Pembroke

Congratulations to Mike Robertson and guidebook publishersRockfax who have landed a top award at the 2007 BanffMountain Book Festival.DeepWater, Mike's guide to deep-water soloing around the world wonthe Mountain Exposition prize at the festival

and the new showswill include his most recent exploits, ranging from big walls aroundthe globe and the super alpinism of the savage towers of Patagonia,through to first ascents on remote walls in the Andes and finallyentertaining deep water soloing

years now. I’ve climbed across much of the UK, but the south coast is somewhere I’ve only been three times. Don’t know why. It’s just panned out that way. Twice deep water soloing and once sport climbing in some grotty quarry.It’s a lovely part

?It's all a bit dull really. If quite mellow, so just to wake youup, here's a man jumping off a cliff... Oooohhhh...And here's what cliff's are really for. Check out Dave Birkettrepeating an E9 at Pembroke...Last but not last, for some nice deep water

, and now PSYCHE II is in the pipeline, presumably structured in the same sort of way. Al's being tight lipped about what's in the mix, but this advanced 'making of' clip of Neil Gresham deep water soloing gives at least one clue.On top of that, a little

computer.The Prophet is, says Lee, 'the main event on the Psyche II DVD, but it's backed up with Neil Gresham deep water soloing, Mary Jenner on Bleed In Hell, the hardest trad route climbed by a woman in the UK - Mary is first ascentionist Dave Birkett

).The Tuesday 26 April rundown is Altisimo (kayaking), FoolsWith Tools (dry tool climbing), Psicobloc (deep water soloing), TwiceUpon A Time In Bolivia (mountaineering) - above - Sleeping Giants(skiing), Le Cheval (cultural).You can find more detailed

routes in five days project with Dave MacLeod and his first ascent of Spicy Times, probably the world's most hazardous deep water solo, with fall potential of 60 foot into just six feet of water...On the film front, the Banff Mountain Film Festival World

descent from the summit to the bar. Plus 'Spicy Times', an evening with Tim Emmett describing his five new island routes with Dave MacLeod project along with Spicy Times itself, a serious deep water solo some 60 foot above just 6 feet of water.And it all