Although we never met Kev, he has walked with us on so many alpine routes. He guided us through the dangers but more importantly encouraged us to explore more and more. We often said while we were on the path that Kev would have liked this bit or that he would have found the climb a lot easier than we did. His photographis book Alpine Points of View gavfe me the courage to get onto the Aletsch Glacier and I’m very thankful for that and the lasting memories it has given me. His book of short stories from his experiences in the mountains A Walk in the Clouds, allowed us to share some very special and intimate moments in those high, rugged places with the amazing people and animals he met along the way.

Thank you Kev.

They say, let your life speak. Yours has certainly spoken to us and we will be eternally grateful.

Ian Cave and Rosy Nixon