(Free read ebook) Yankee Rock & Ice: A History of Climbing in the Northeastern United States
| #948816 in Books | Size: O/S N/A | STACKPOLE BOOKS | 2002-01-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.92 x.73 x6.03l,1.26 | File Name: 0811731030 | 352 pages | YANKEE ROCK & ICE: HISTORY OF
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Five Stars|By Brett A. LeBlanc|Great book|8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.| The best history of climbing ever.|By A Customer|"Yankee Rock & Ice" is the best climbing history I have ever read for any region or era. The authors went to great lengths to get the history from primary sources. Straight from the hors|From Library Journal|The rocks and cliffs of New England and the Hudson drainage enticed a few climber/scramblers during the 19th century, but rock climbing and its sister, ice climbing, did not attract many regional outdoorsmen until the 1920s. Because the Wat
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Celebrated climbers Guy and Laura Waterman trace the growth of this popular sport by focusing on the first ascents of classic routes and the climbers who made them legendary: John Case on the Adirondacks' Indian Head and Wallface; Robert Underhill and Lincoln O'Brien on Cannon; Fritz Wiessner on Breakneck Ridge. More contemporary climbers Jim McCarthy, Henry Barber, Lynn Hill, and Hugh Herr are described in full detail. Ethics and style, t...
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