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15 Oct 1981 French climber Jean-Jacques Ricouard , after ascending Kangchenjunga in Nepal on 15 Oct 1981 Died while Descending 4... -
As you head west out of Austin, you enter into the heart of the Texas Hill Country as beautifully depicted in this collection of photos by... -
RIVERWALK IN DOWNTOWN WICHITA Hot" and "Cold" water towers in Pratt, Kansas. Visit Historical Scott Lake with it's Pict... -
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A new Manhattan landmark is near completion, as a 1,396-foot tall luxury condo building is now officially New York City's tallest ... -
Finally Back From A Successfull Summit Attempt To Musa Ka Musallah Peak .. Beacause Of Busy Schedule .. Starting This Thread Little... -
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In end of June, I got a chance to visit Mahondand Lake & Kundol lake with my friends. I wish I could find the words to de... -
It was a dangerous idea to try to go to Peshawar, but its Siren’s call promised romance, intrigue, and adventure: a legendary Silk Road cit... -
"Focus" Some photos I took of Ivonne climbing the crux of the route “La Enamorada” 10c local crag, Hermosillo, Sonora... -
I became the first American to flash 14c and the 4th person in the world (others include Adam Ondra, Patxi Usobiaga, and Ramonet Julien) ... -
Here's a wonderful video that comes our way courtesy of National Geographic. It centers around photographer Mike Forsberg's ef...
