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| Mountaineering, oh, the horror - For some questions in life, the answer is always “yes.” For example: “I accidentally made you too much Bhakti chai -- would you like me to pour it into a bigger cup at no extra charge?” | | Italians claim top spots in mountaineering championships - Their national economy may be faltering but Italian ski-mountaineers remain among the most-durable in the world. | | Kent’s Kyle Miller masters splitboard mountaineering on way to the big screen - Aaron Swaney, an Everett Herald and Outdoor News Group writer, recently profiled Kent native Kyle Miller. The trailer from Miller’s movie is above. Here is Swaney’s feature: | | Talented climber had ‘fiery spirit’ - Canmore’s mountaineering community is grieving the loss of one of its most talented, young climbers. Carlyle Norman, 29 years old, died on a mountain in the Patagonia region of southwest Argentina last week after being struck by rock fall while scaling Last Gringo Standing on St. Exupery Spire. | | A murder in the Himalayas - Longtime mountaineering guide Luis Benitez will speak Monday at Colorado Mountain College in Breckenridge about his experience witnessing a murder, and how it changed his life. |
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