Morag Skelton: climbing in a silent world
The video of deaf climber Morag Skelton who refuses to let anything stand in the way of her love for nature and the great outdoors.
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Scottish climber Morag Skelton. Despite being deaf, she is on course to becoming a mountaineering climbing instructor, also to inspire more deaf people to get into climbing
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Morag Skelton refuses to let anything stand in the way of her love for nature and the mountains. Despite being deaf, the Scot is on course to becoming a mountaineering climbing instructor, also to inspire more deaf people to get into climbing. This is a great, powerful film about pushing the limits and overcoming obstacles.
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