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American Alpine Journal 2004

by John Harlin, III (Editor), American Alpine Club

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Published annually since 1929, the American Alpine Journal is the world's journal of record for big new routes and remote mountain exploration. The lead stories for 2004 include: A survey of climbing opportunities in Kyrgyzstan; The bone-numbing Russian ascent of Nuptse East's notorious SE buttress; The Benegas brothers' first alpine-style ascent of main Nuptse; Micah Dash's first free ascent of Nalumasortoq in Greenland; The first complete traverse of the Picket Range in Washington; A raging dialogue over the influence of M-climbing on alpine climbing standards; An amazing sailing/climbing journey to Antarctica; and The final debunking of Maestri's great hoax on Cerro Torre.… (more)
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Published annually since 1929, the American Alpine Journal is the world's journal of record for big new routes and remote mountain exploration. The lead stories for 2004 include: A survey of climbing opportunities in Kyrgyzstan; The bone-numbing Russian ascent of Nuptse East's notorious SE buttress; The Benegas brothers' first alpine-style ascent of main Nuptse; Micah Dash's first free ascent of Nalumasortoq in Greenland; The first complete traverse of the Picket Range in Washington; A raging dialogue over the influence of M-climbing on alpine climbing standards; An amazing sailing/climbing journey to Antarctica; and The final debunking of Maestri's great hoax on Cerro Torre.

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