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Derek Franz
/ September 29
Derek Franz
/ September 9
Kyle Dempster and Scott Adamson were at home in wild and remote mountains. But their sense of passion and commitment spread beyond the bold routes they climbed to the people with whom they shared their lives. On Alpinist.com, Derek Franz writes about the disappearance of the two men on the north face of the Ogre II. Friends of the two climbers remember their tenacity and love.
Scott Robertson
/ September 8
On September 3, 2016, the search for Kyle Dempster and Scott Adamson, missing on the Ogre II in Pakistan, was called off. Here, a friend and climbing partner Scott Robertson writes a tribute to Kyle. We will be working on more stories about Kyle and Scott in the weeks ahead.
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Drew Thayer
/ September 21
"Smaller rocks inevitably rained down. Just as the barrage ceased, a small rock whacked me in the head.... On the hard shell of the helmet, where the rock had hit, was a small ding. No cracks, no mess, just one clean dimple." Drew Thayer reviews the Mammut Wall Rider Helmet.
5 out of 5 stars
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[Read all seven essays by Royal Robbins, Doug Robinson, Jeff Lowe, Raymond G. Jacquot, Sibylle Hechtel, Joe Kelsey and Dick Dorworth from our Mountain Profile of the Wind River Range. --Ed]
- Wyoming's Range of Light - By Royal Robbins
- Extra Left Klettershoe - By Doug Robinson
- Sticking Needles in the Haystack - By Jeff Lowe
- Tower I Ice Couloir, Mt. Helen - By Raymond G. Jacquot
- My Big Scary First Ascent - Sibylle Hechtel
- Last Unclimbed Wind River - Joe Kelsey
- Wind River Universe - Dick Dorworth
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