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John Muir & I
Whitney. And then they have all the really hard up and down, especially up, since the ...
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John Muir & I
It also suffers from ease of access. Anyone can climb Whitney since the trail up the east side was improved ... Whitney from the east. He climbed Whitney again the following summer with two companions, writing an account of their climb for ... Whitney. I would spend this night at Crabtree Meadows, the next on Whitney, weather permitting, then drop down to Trail Camp to meet my wife. We would climb Whitney ...
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Living On Earth: Week of September 21, 2001
Whitney Trucking has dispatched its entire fleet to lower Manhattan. Christopher Uzzi is one of the ... the size of a house cat. They can roll over themselves or stretch out to climb over tough terrain and fit into spaces too small for humans. Some are equipped with ...
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Desert Survivors - Experience. Share. Protect. Just Deserts
Great Basin, just east of the Owens Valley and Mount Whitney. Aiming to backpack all the way to the crest-a vertical rise ... mountain range, look across the next valley, descend and cross it and climb the next one," he recalls. "I'd see new life zones every day ... After lunch we encounter the steepest part of the route: a 500-foot climb in a third of a mile. Tabor's approach is to take ten ...
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WELCOME TO THE EverestNews.com BOOKSTORE
Enduring Passion for Everest and Unforgiving Places Hardcover - 304 pages (May 1999) The Climb Updated: The Climb; Tragic Ambitions on Everest by Anatoli Boukreev, G. Weston Dewalt ( Hardcover - 272 ... Hacking / Library Binding / Published 1997 Sir Edmund Hillary : To Everest and Beyond (Newsmakers) ~ Whitney Stewart, et al / Library Binding / Published 1996 To Everest Via Antarctica : Climbing Solo ...
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Houston Outdoor Learning Academy- News
Wheeler Peak 13,161 feet $20 Kit Carson Peak 14,165 feet $35 Mount Whitney 14,491 feet $50 Mount Elbrus 18,481 feet $75 Kilimanjaro Peak 19,335 feet ... favorite peak? Well, now is your chance... at least figuratively, to make your ascent. Your climb will go a very long way in helping our students achieve their dreams! *** All donors ...
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Monkey Maddness - BACTERIAL DISEASES!
DISEASES Article written by David M. Renquist, D.V.M., M.A. and Robert A. Whitney, Jr., D.V.M., M.S. Like man, the nonhuman primate is susceptible to the ... may be slower than normal or stay along the floor of the enclosure rather than climb the enclosure or cage wall. Soon the infected animal will exhibit a dull appearance, crouch ...
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National Geographic Adventure Mag: Great Parks 2005 Great Parks Tours: The Sierra Skyway
June 20-22; www.yosemitestore.com). Guided: The climb to 13,114-foot (3,997-meter) Mount Lyell, the ... going to do it someday—climb to the highest point in the continental United States, that is. So do Mount Whitney right. Gain the 14, ... III scramble that's an exhilarating alternative to the more common Whitney Trail. The American Alpine Institute leads four-day expeditions that ...
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Free Things to Do in New York City @ National Geographic Traveler
American art for free on Friday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. when the Whitney Museum waives its typically steep admission fee in lieu of donations. Back to Top Attractions ... the Leni Lenape Indians, or learn about local ecology on a nature walk. Sunbathe, rock climb, or drop your fishing line in Harlem Meer Pond in Central Park. This vast urban ...
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Niagara Falls : The Islands - A History
Niagara River including the difficult climb at the Niagara Escarpment. On September 14th 1763, John Stedman was leading one such ... after the three daughters of General Parkhurst Whitney. General Whitney was an American commander during the War of 1812. Following the war, General Whitney became a very successful and prosperous businessman. ...
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