Spring 2011:
\nAntarctica – Yukon – Pakistan – Norway – Yemen <\/p>\n
features
\n42 – Rock, Mountain, Climber
\nOn May 6, 2010, Katsutaka Yokoyama and Yasushi Okada reached the end of Mt.
\nLogan‘ s 8500-foot southeast face, the biggest unclimbed wall in North
\nAmerica. The next day, they kept going: 3,000 more feet to the east summit
\n(19,357′) and over thirty kilometers down the East Ridge and around the
\nglacier to their base camp. To the climbing community, it was one of the
\nboldest alpine-style journeys in recent years. For Yokoyama, it was a chance
\nto practice his own form of moving meditation. Katsutaka Yokoyama <\/p>\n
52 Welcome to Fantasy Island
\nIn 2009 Mike Libecki tried to live out his dream of making the first ascent of
\na tower on a remote Yemeni island. He soon realized that all travelers‘
\nfantasies are never really what they seem\u2014and that the truth may be even more
\nelusory after you reach the real summit. Mike Libecki <\/p>\n
62 Impressions from the Background
\nTony Riley eulogizes the parts of twentieth-century Karakoram expeditions that
\ngot left out of most official accounts: behind the foreground of the first
\nascents, there was the broader context of the surrounding landscape and the
\ninner effects of accidents and exploration. Tony Riley <\/p>\n
66 The Kingdom of the Moon: An Antarctic Trilogy
\nFrench alpinist Lionel Daudet began a quest in 2006, not for higher summits,
\nbut for different ones. During three expeditions to the Great South, he and
\nhis friends sailed through icy waters and battled giant cornices to stand on
\ntop of unclimbed\u2014and scarcely known\u2014Antarctic peaks. In the process, they
\nfound that the best adventure stories are the ones that never end. Lionel
\nDaudet
\n78 Dionysian Fire <\/p>\n
As a young artist, enamored with Michelangelo‘ s work, Shelley Zentner wanted
\nto paint her own muscular figures with turbulent inner worlds and violent
\nemotions. For a while, she struggled to find the right subject matter. And
\nthen she discovered climbers. Shelley Zentner <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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