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This is the 114th volume of the world's oldest and most prestigious mountaineering publication - the "Alpine Journal".

This is the 114th volume of the world's oldest and most prestigious mountaineering publication - the "Alpine Journal". A special section is devoted to all six climbs nominated for the 2009 Piolets d'Or awards, including articles by Ueli Steck on Teng Kangpoche, Patrice Glariron-Rappaz on Nuptse and Japanese climbers, from the Giri-Giri Boys, on Kamet, Kalanka and Denali.

The Alpine Journal 2009: v. 114. Stephen Goodwin. He is the author of eight books on mountaineering, travel and adventure, including the first full-length biography of Tenzing Norgay. He has a particular passion for the Himalaya and the Peak District, and is at work on books about both. Customers also shopped for. Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1.

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The Alpine Journal (or "AJ") is an annual publication by the Alpine Club of London. It is the oldest mountaineering journal in the world.

Bibliographic Details. Title: Alpine Journal 2013 Volume 117. Publisher: ALPINE CLUB. He went freelance in 1999 after 13 years as a staff correspondent on The Independent, mainly covering politics at Westminster. In 1998 he reached the south summit of Everest, filing an award-winning diary to The Independent.

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Stephen Goodwin Recording 'mountain adventure' is the primary raison d'etre of the "Alpine Journal" and this 113th volume has it in abundance. A bolt of lightening stuns.

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The Alpine Journal is an annual magazine published by the Alpine Club of London. It is the oldest mountaineering magazine in the world.