Storm and Sorrow in the High Pamirs by Robert Craig (1980) The Mountaineers

Storm and Sorrow in the High Pamirs by Robert Craig (1980) The MountaineersOne of the all time classics in the mountaineering canon (the American one, at least). This book describes the American perspective on the 1974 International Climbers Camp established by the USSR a sprawling gesture of international friendship designed to invite climbers from many countries to experience the terrain in the USSR, and establish cultural connections across the Iron Curtain. Soviet climbers were invited to the USA in return, where they

The Climber's Guide to North America was kind of like Mountain Project

Alpinist magazine issue 24

This massive volume from the Mountaineers brings together Sir Christian Bonington's three published memoirs in one volume

Valley hikes

Also included with this purchase is a BONUS copy of The Climb

Spine Quote: "Don't Rush the Transition"

The Everest Years does what it says on the tin: describes Bonington's many trips to Mount Everest in the 1970s and 1980s to attempt new routes and push the limits of climbing on the world's highest peak — back when the mountain still had some fang

one of the famous Stonemasters

Covers climbs in the North Cascades in Canada and Washington

provided medical care for many villagers

By Richard Salisbury and Elizabeth Hawley

Rushmore National Monument