Berghaus, the outdoor brand owned by Pentland, has recently unveiled the second installment of its captivating documentary series titled “The Ascension Series.” The latest episode, accessible on the Berghaus YouTube channel, shines a spotlight on Morag Skelton, an extraordinary deaf climber deeply passionate about nature and the great outdoors. Skelton’s Scottish upbringing plays a significant role in fostering her deep love for the mountainside, and her unyielding determination to conquer challenges as a climber.
Skelton firmly believes that nothing should hinder anyone from relishing the beauty of nature, and she lives by this creed each day. The film mesmerizes viewers with breathtaking visuals and features engaging interviews with Skelton, providing a profound understanding of the immense dedication and unwavering courage required to overcome barriers in the outdoor realm. Moreover, the episode delves into Skelton’s remarkable journey of becoming a mountaineering climbing instructor, with the noble aim of empowering more deaf individuals to embrace the art of climbing.
It is worth noting that the first episode of The Ascension Series showcased the remarkable talents of Adam Raja, an inspiring outdoors photographer, climber, and activist. Each episode in the series caters to a diverse audience, ensuring inclusivity through the provision of open captions, audio description, and on-screen British Sign Language (BSL) translation. Berghaus is wholeheartedly committed to making adventure films more accessible and inspiring for people from all walks of life.
In this vein, here are two notable links that further explore the extraordinary journeys and experiences of outdoor enthusiasts:
– Deaf Climbing Association: This website showcases the incredible achievements of deaf climbers worldwide and serves as a supportive community for deaf individuals interested in climbing.
– National Deaf Children’s Society: The National Deaf Children’s Society is a prominent organization that provides valuable resources and support for young deaf individuals and their families, promoting inclusion and empowerment.
