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Erin Smart explores the<br \/>\nearly history of this long &#171;impossible mountain&#187; in southeast France, while<br \/>\nClaude Gardien and Paula Wright profile a few of the many who dreamed of<br \/>\nmaking its first ascent.<\/p>\n<p>Ueli Steck (1976\u20132017)<br \/>\nThe great alpinist Ueli Steck left behind a legacy of talent and mystery. With<br \/>\nphotos from his friend Jonathan Griffith, editor-in-chief Katie Ives recalls<br \/>\nmoments from the life of a man who was much warmer and more human than his<br \/>\noft-repeated nickname, the &#171;Swiss Machine.&#187;<\/p>\n<p>A Mountain of Shadows<br \/>\nThis spring, Clint Helander and Jess Roskelley made the first ascent of one of<br \/>\nAlaska&#8217;s most daunting routes: the complete south ridge of Mt. Huntington. As<br \/>\nhe recounts what proved to be an epic experience, Helander examines some of<br \/>\nthe brooding history and gothic tales that have gathered around this great<br \/>\npeak, the subject of David Roberts&#8216; famous book, The Mountain of My Fear.<\/p>\n<p>Contraindications<br \/>\nAnna Smith was a bold climber who sought a life of spontaneity and freedom in<br \/>\nwild places. After Smith&#8217;s death in the Miyar Valley of India, her expedition<br \/>\npartner Alison Criscitiello recalls the story of their friendship and<br \/>\ncontemplates the tensions between our impulse to desire both love and risk,<br \/>\ncommunity and solitary adventure.<\/p>\n<p>Departments<\/p>\n<p>The Sharp End<br \/>\nDuring the mid-twentieth century, an ardent conservationist planted a series<br \/>\nof hoaxes in a climbing magazine to send a message about the value of wild<br \/>\nlands. Herein, we reveal one of the great imaginary mountains of Harvey<br \/>\nManning.<\/p>\n<p>Letters<br \/>\nAlex Honnold&#8217;s free solo of El Capitan occasions a letter, and a Tami Knight<br \/>\nresponse. Dora Keen&#8217;s grandniece recalls the fallout of Keen&#8217;s nights in the<br \/>\nsnow cave on Mt. Blackburn. And Brad Johnson remembers Ueli Steck.<\/p>\n<p>On Belay<br \/>\nEager to explore new routes in his own country, Karn Kowshik searches for<br \/>\nunclimbed ice in the remote Spiti Valley of Himachal Pradesh, India.<br \/>\nMeanwhile, Gaby Pilson recalls Pete&#8217;s Farewell.<\/p>\n<p>Tool Users<br \/>\nCharlie Lieu recounts the origin of the Sticht Plate, the first modern belay<br \/>\ndevice.<\/p>\n<p>Climbing Life<br \/>\nMarc-Andr\u00e9 Leclerc considers the death of a moth in the snow. Ana Beatriz<br \/>\nCholo becomes an accidental mountaineer. Paul Hersey passes a hammer, and the<br \/>\nnarrative, to his partner. Chip Brown unboxes his shadow. Chris Kalman is<br \/>\nfirst on the scene. And Jon Popowich muses on the meaning of the Ruth.<\/p>\n<p>Full Value<br \/>\nIn 1969 a young David Roberts buzzes the doorbell at the apartment of W. H.<br \/>\nAuden, his literary hero, in hopes of inspiring the aging poet to journey with<br \/>\nhim to Alaska&#8217;s Brooks Range.<\/p>\n<p>Local Hero<br \/>\nAs a collector and digital chronicler of mountain history, Bob A. Schelfhout<br \/>\nAubertijn generally prefers to remain between the lines or behind the shelves.<br \/>\nThe intrepid Andrew Szalay seeks out the man behind the mysterious online<br \/>\navatar.<\/p>\n<p>Off Belay<br \/>\nDerek Franz interrupts his silent partner.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Alpinist 59 &#8211; Autumn 2017 Mountain Pro le: La Meije, Part I &#171;La Meije&#8230;exerts over all who see it from a distance or who approach it a veritable &#8218;magnetism,&#8217;&#187; Roger Canac wrote in 2007. 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