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Mailee Hung explores how climbers drawn to the mountains are also drawn to the art that depicts them. Featuring artwork and interviews with Jeremy Collins, Lizzy Dalton, Rhiannon Klee Williams, Craig Muderlak, Renan Ozturk and Rachel Pohl. Elsewhere in the magazine, alpinist Brette Harrington travels to Torre Egger with Quentin Lindfield Roberts to seek out a crescent line in the stone that the late Marc-André Leclerc told her about years ago. Sarah Audsley interviews poet and mountaineer Ed Roberson about how his notes from the field came to shape some of his prize-winning work. Anna Callaghan explores the ways in which people across the climbing community are banding together to address grief and support the bereaved. Kathy Karlo returns to the Tennessee Wall to heal—and to make a historic ascent. Caroline Schaumann and Bruce Willey recount the history of the glass barometer. Erin Connery shares a mysterious ascent. Stephen Kurczy visits Seneca Rocks. Erin Smart becomes an IFMGA guide. Matthew Shipton rev
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Alpinist 71 | Autumn 2020 Mailee Hung explores how climbers drawn to the mountains are also drawn to the art that depicts them. Featuring artwork and interviews with Jeremy Collins, Lizzy Dalton, Rhiannon Klee Williams, Craig Muderlak, Renan Ozturk and Rachel Pohl. Elsewhere in the magazine, alpinist Brette Harrington travels to Torre Egger with Quentin Lindfield Roberts to seek out a crescent line in the stone that the late Marc-André Leclerc told her about years ago. Sarah Audsley interviews poet and mountaineer Ed Roberson about how his notes from the field came to shape some of his prize-winning work. Anna Callaghan explores the ways in which people across the climbing community are banding together to address grief and support the bereaved. Kathy Karlo returns to the Tennessee Wall to heal—and to make a historic ascent. Caroline Schaumann and Bruce Willey recount the history of the glass barometer. Erin Connery shares a mysterious ascent. Stephen Kurczy visits Seneca Rocks. Erin Smart becomes an IFMGA guide. Matthew Shipton rev


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Mailee Hung explores how climbers drawn to the mountains are also drawn to the art that depicts them. Featuring artwork and interviews with Jeremy Collins, Lizzy Dalton, Rhiannon Klee Williams, Craig Muderlak, Renan Ozturk and Rachel Pohl. Elsewhere in the magazine, alpinist Brette Harrington travels to Torre Egger with Quentin Lindfield Roberts to seek out a crescent line in the stone that the late Marc-André Leclerc told her about years ago. Sarah Audsley interviews poet and mountaineer Ed Roberson about how his notes from the field came to shape some of his prize-winning work. Anna Callaghan explores the ways in which people across the climbing community are banding together to address grief and support the bereaved. Kathy Karlo returns to the Tennessee Wall to heal—and to make a historic ascent. Caroline Schaumann and Bruce Willey recount the history of the glass barometer. Erin Connery shares a mysterious ascent. Stephen Kurczy visits Seneca Rocks. Erin Smart becomes an IFMGA guide. Matthew Shipton rev
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