On 9 February 1934, Douglas William Freshfield, a British mountaineer known for numerous first ascents during the golden age of mountaineering, died in Forest Row (Sussex). Among his best-known ascents were the Presanella and the Tour Ronde.
On 9 February 1934, Douglas William Freshfield, a British mountaineer known for numerous first ascents during the golden age of mountaineering, died in Forest Row (Sussex). Among his best-known ascents were the Presanella and the Tour Ronde.