Mountain Climbing Denali First Ascent CDROM
"The Ascent of Denali (Mount McKinley) : A Narrative of the First Complete Ascent of the Highest Peak in North America)" by Hudson Stuck published 1914.
This is the story of his historic first ascent of the mountain in 1913. This CDROM includes pdf of all 188 pages of an original 1914 copy of this rare and hard to find book. Many photographs (38) are reproduced in HighRes images. Includes convenient thumbnail index of all pages and photographs. Appeals to anyone with an interest in mountaineering, adventure, rock climbing, nature, Alaska, Vertical Limits, or the incomparable beauty of the Outdoors. Now you can own the CDROM of this classic book on the historic climb. You will enjoy this CDROM. It is a great read. The photos show up extremely well. (You cannot buy a new paper copy of this book because the current edition is out of print and no longer available from the publisher)
This is the story of his historic first ascent of the mountain in 1913. This CDROM includes pdf of all 188 pages of an original 1914 copy of this rare and hard to find book. Many photographs (38) are reproduced in HighRes images. Includes convenient thumbnail index of all pages and photographs. Appeals to anyone with an interest in mountaineering, adventure, rock climbing, nature, Alaska, Vertical Limits, or the incomparable beauty of the Outdoors. Now you can own the CDROM of this classic book on the historic climb. You will enjoy this CDROM. It is a great read. The photos show up extremely well. (You cannot buy a new paper copy of this book because the current edition is out of print and no longer available from the publisher)
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Denali CDROM
4521 Barrington Drive
Springfield, IL 62707
On March 13th, 1913, Hudson Stuck, Walter Harper, and Harry Karstens, with a sled loaded with supplies, left by Denaliteam from the front of Saint Matthew's. After a year of planning and preparation, they were headed towards the highest point on the North American continent.
Stuck, 49 years old, had arrived in Fairbanks in the Fall of 1904, and in building St. Matthew's, had also established the first Hospital and Library in the new community.
Denali (The High One) is the Native American word for North America's highest peak, Mount McKinley, rising 20,320 feet (6,194m) in the mountain chain called the Alaska Range.
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To order this CDROM, use PAYPAL Buttons above, or send $9.99 Check or Money order made out to "eBookCDROM" together with your shipping address to:
4521 Barrington Drive
Springfield, IL 62707
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On March 13th, 1913, Hudson Stuck, Walter Harper, and Harry Karstens, with a sled loaded with supplies, left by Denaliteam from the front of Saint Matthew's. After a year of planning and preparation, they were headed towards the highest point on the North American continent.
Stuck, 49 years old, had arrived in Fairbanks in the Fall of 1904, and in building St. Matthew's, had also established the first Hospital and Library in the new community.
Denali (The High One) is the Native American word for North America's highest peak, Mount McKinley, rising 20,320 feet (6,194m) in the mountain chain called the Alaska Range.
Copyright © 1997 - 2008 Bookflow Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. By using the Website, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms of Use.
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