An edition of El Capitan (2000)

El Capitan

Historic Feats and Radical Routes

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An edition of El Capitan (2000)

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Historic Feats and Radical Routes

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Publish Date
Publisher
Chronicle Books
Language
English
Pages
144

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Cover of: El Capitan
El Capitan: Historic Feats and Radical Routes
September 2000, Chronicle Books
Hardcover in English

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Book Details


First Sentence

"The first words out of the mouth of Royal Robbins, the grand old man of Yosemite climbing, were about how El Captain has become a kind of lodestone, "because of its plain rock architecture-it's so beautiful in itself, it's so noble, that to have climbed it, to have found your way up it, is to have become more intimate with it and to have become more part of that grandeur, that granite, that strength if you will.""

Classifications

Library of Congress
GV199.42.C22 E423 2000, GV199.42.C22E423

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Number of pages
144
Dimensions
10.1 x 8 x 0.8 inches
Weight
1.9 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8001747M
Internet Archive
elcapitanhistori0000duan
ISBN 10
0811824845
ISBN 13
9780811824842
LCCN
00029459
OCLC/WorldCat
43707000
Library Thing
1187592
Goodreads
2196

Excerpts

The first words out of the mouth of Royal Robbins, the grand old man of Yosemite climbing, were about how El Captain has become a kind of lodestone, "because of its plain rock architecture-it's so beautiful in itself, it's so noble, that to have climbed it, to have found your way up it, is to have become more intimate with it and to have become more part of that grandeur, that granite, that strength if you will."
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