Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293W. Blackwood, 1963 - England |
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Page 358
is the line to be drawn between genuine climbing and mere steeplejacking ? This is complicated by the fact that what could be climbed only with the help of pitons fifty years ago can now often be climbed without , thanks to the ...
is the line to be drawn between genuine climbing and mere steeplejacking ? This is complicated by the fact that what could be climbed only with the help of pitons fifty years ago can now often be climbed without , thanks to the ...
Page 359
climbing to the almost complete exclusion of all else . These were the men whom Ruskin , among his ... Some of the greatest climbers of past generations possessed this singleness of purpose , and it was just this that made them great .
climbing to the almost complete exclusion of all else . These were the men whom Ruskin , among his ... Some of the greatest climbers of past generations possessed this singleness of purpose , and it was just this that made them great .
Page 360
of Descent , ' had appeared in the ' Fell and Rock Journal ' in 1914 , a number of climbers became interested in the technique of ... wrote at the time : ' What a wonderful fillip the art of descending has given to rock - climbing .
of Descent , ' had appeared in the ' Fell and Rock Journal ' in 1914 , a number of climbers became interested in the technique of ... wrote at the time : ' What a wonderful fillip the art of descending has given to rock - climbing .
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Contents
ACROSS THE PRAIRIE BY LESLIE GARDINER | 192 |
THE CAT AND THE KING BY PATRICK GREER | 480 |
ALPINE ESCAPADE BY E C LANNING | 571 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 293 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | W. Blackwood, 1963 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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