Banff mountain film festival is coming to the Czech Republic for the third time. It will take place again at Jicin, the gateway to the famous sandstone area Cesky Raj.
Tomáš Mrázek finished 8th last Saturday at the World Cup in lead (difficulty) climbing in Imst. The other Czech competitor, Vaclav Malina, was 40th, and the Czech woman Kateřina Chudobová 39th.
Věra Komárková, the first Czech women who climbed 8000 metres high mountain, died yesterday (May 25 2005) at her flat in Leysin, Switzerland, at age of 62.
In the year 1978 she ascented Annapurna within an American woman expedition, in 1984 she ascented Cho Oju together with another Czech women Dina Štěrbová and Sherpa Ang Rita.
Martin Stráník finished 2nd, the best performance of all the Czech climbers at competition of European Youth Cup in lead (difficulty) climbing, that finished today in Imst (AUT).
Tomas Mrazek has just returned from France where he spent two weeks around Nice as preparation before World Championship in Munich, Germany July 1-5 2005.
Banff mountain film festival is coming to the Czech Republic for the third time. It will take place again at Jicin, the gateway to the famous sandstone area Cesky Raj.
The film projection will be divided into two days, June 10-11, and will take place in the cinema Cesky Raj.
Information in Czech about Banff Mountain Film Festival – World Tour in Jicin is available at Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour (on left down column is logo with link to the international page).
The site www.Lezec.cz (CzechClimbing.com) is the official media partner of the Jicin´s Banff Festival.