I see a Dragon in their ads, maybe dragon mountaineering manufacturing?
I have no idea, do you?
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George
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Denny Morehouse Mountaineering or some such thing after the founder.
Bruce Hildenbrand
The initials of the name of the founder, someone like: Denny M. Moorhouse
who, by the way, was formerly at CLOG -- explains why the early DMM biners
closely resembled those from CLOG at the time.
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More correctly, it is a Welsh climbing gear manufacturer (as is Clog), thus
explaining the dragon.
Stewart (Trying to win us some brownie points with the Brits.)
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>What does the anagram "DMM" stand for? DMM is an english climbing gear
>manufacturer but I can't figure out what DMM is.
I believe that DMM is (or was) owned by Denny Moorhouse. The final M
is probably for "Mountaineering"
D
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On 18 May 1995, Stewart Maxwell wrote:
> >>What does the anagram "DMM" stand for? DMM is an english climbing gear
> ^^^^^^^
> >>manufacturer but I can't figure out what DMM is.
> >
> >The initials of the name of the founder, someone like: Denny M. Moorhouse
> >who, by the way, was formerly at CLOG -- explains why the early DMM biners
> >closely resembled those from CLOG at the time.
>
> More correctly, it is a Welsh climbing gear manufacturer (as is Clog), thus
> explaining the dragon.
>
> Stewart (Trying to win us some brownie points with the Brits.)
I was just going to point that out. But its more likely to get you
points from the Welsh.
Exiled Brit.
>I don't think so, DMM actually stands for Denny Moorhouse Mountaineering.
Cheers,
Alastair