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Stories From the Climbing Grief Fund
Simple, powerful videos of Alex Honnold, Quinn Brett, John Roskelley, Brette Harrington, Jesse Huey, Angela Vanwiermeersch, Jim Thomsen, Kitty Calhoun, Malcolm Daly and Lizzy Scully sharing their personal experiences with grief and loss. More stories at the Climbing Grief Fund.
Conrad Anker: What I’ve Learned
52, Alpinist, Adventurer. Bozeman, Montana.
Stevie Haston: What I’ve Learned
56, Climbing Polymath, Antagonist, Protagonist.
The Nuts Museum: One Man’s Quest to Collect Every Chock Ever Made
Stéphane Pennequin's collection of climbing gear is probably unrivaled anywhere in the world in terms of its diversity. But one particular inventor's creations eluded him for the longest time...
Out on a Limb
[Sponsored Article] Could an unathletic art-loving industrial designer come up with a prosthetic foot that would radically shift the possibilities for an adaptive rock climber? An unlikely alliance tests the power of problem-solving to change the world.
Kim Reynolds: What I’ve Learned
55, women's ice-climbing guru, philanthropist; Ridgway, Colorado
Mike Libecki: What I’ve Learned
40, soloist, explorer, father, 46 expeditions around the world
“It’s a Funny Story”: Chiara Hanke’s Frankenjura 9a
The German climber became the the first female to climb a 9a in the Frankenjura, Germany.
Edurne Pasaban: What I’ve Learned
42, Basque, first woman to summit all 14 8,000-meter peaks, author of Tilting at Mountains, owner of Kabi Adventure Travel
Joe Simpson: What I’ve Learned
Eyam, England, author of eight books including Touching the Void, age 58
Queen of the Mountaineers: Fanny Bullock Workman
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