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‘Shaft of the Abyss’ on Golgotha Pushes Marin, Helander to the Limit
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Pluto’s Ice Volcanoes: A Cold, Hard Shell With a Warm, Gooey Centre
Pluto is weird. Before the scientific community decided it...
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The climbing is primed to begin, especially on central...
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Peak Collectors in Modern Himalayan Climbing
As the Himalayan climbing season begins, the various professionals...
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Simon Messner Leaves Innsbruck With Frozen Toes and a Great New Route
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First All-Black Expedition to Everest
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