THE NIGHT CLIMBERS OF CAMBRIDGE
by WHIPPLESNAITH
 
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"Lest others should attempt the ascent of this terrible climb and perish, they swore
themselves to secrecy and went off to try Everest instead.”
  
Stegophily: (noun)
the act of climbing
on the outside of buildings
and other artificial structures.
 
“...while mountaineers are
counted by the tens
of thousands, roof-climbers
could scarcely be mustered
by the dozen.”
 
“Like characters from Buchan crossing a Scottish moor on a stormy night, they are
silent and solitary,
mysterious and unknown...”
 
“There is no moon,
the sky is cloudy
and the barometer is high.
It will be a fine night.”
 
 
"A few enthusiasts swarm up every pipe they see, for its own sake,
but they are not necessarily good climbers. They are gymnasts."
 

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