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 Cerro Torre RoundupPosted on: April 2, 2012  [Photo] Michael Kennedy Since Hayden Kennedy and Jason Kruk climbed a "fair means" variation to the Compressor Route and then removed the bolts from its upper pitches the international climbing community has been awash in discussions of climbing ethics and etiquette. In what will most likely be Alpinist.com's final post on this story we have gathered a collection of links to various Op-Ed's, blog posts, threads and Letters to the Editor here. We will continue to update this page with new links rather than creating new NewsWires should this story continue to develop. - Keese Lane, Online Editor An Impossible Mountain by Rolando Garibotti advertisement
A Word from Yvon Chouinard A Letter from Douglas Tompkins Taliban on Cerro Torre by Stefano Lovison Cerro Torre by Mario Conti Deviations from Reason by Kelly Cordes The Removal of Maestri's Bolt Ladders by Colin Haley Cerro Torre Gets The Chop from National Geographic Adventure A Letter from Sebastián De La Cruz The Beauty, the Tribe and the Choppers by Lorenzo Castaldi Leo Dickinson's Thoughts On SuperTopo Cerro Torre by Peter Beal Kennedy and Kruk Release Statement Alpinist.com Compressor Chopped Alpinist.com Lama Frees Compressor Alpinist.com Hayden Kennedy Interview/Podcast Part I Part II Enormocast Letter To My Son - Michael Kennedy  Photo courtesy of Pete Tapely and Andrew Burr 
Seba
Agree too with www.splitterchoss.com/2012/02/15/cerro-torre-for-dummies-non-alpinists. Also wants to aphologise El Chalten comunity to all that miss it is happenning. Also thanks people to think without asking "permission" to other people. choss master
Come on now, let's not forget maybe the most important one: www.splitterchoss.com/2012/02/15/cerro-torre-for-dummies-non-alpinists Though your audience is probably more informed than most. |
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