ALPINIST 28 NOW AVAILABLE



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Alpinist 28 is out! The new Alpinist climbs through the history of Red Rock, Nevada with Joanne Urioste; ascends the unexplored with Joe Puryear; tours fine art and fine climbs with Ed Douglas; and remembers the late Stonemaster John Bachar with his friends and partners.

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