Climbing

Climbing is in our genes, a hangover from childhood and our distant ancestors who developed bipedalism and started walking.

Wayne Hale's NASA Blog: Why Climb the Highest Mountain? - NASA Watch 2009

Climbing is scary and he does not look down again until he is at the very top.

The Angels and Jo-Jo Mason « A Fly in Amber 2009

I would expect that her success will become evident as she speaks to us on her topic today of "Mountain Climbing in the Business World."

Mountain Climbing in the Business World 1999

Climbing is inherently a dangerous sport, and my experience is that climbing on snow is significantly more dangerous than climbing on rock.

Climbing volcanoes in Mexico 1997

Climbing is inherently a dangerous sport, and my experience is that climbing on snow is significantly more dangerous than climbing on rock.

Climbing volcanoes in Mexico 1997

Climbing is inherently a dangerous sport, and my experience is that climbing on snow is significantly more dangerous than climbing on rock.

Climbing volcanoes in Mexico 1997

Climbing is the instrument which has allowed me to see this cage that I carry still to a degree around with me, this cage made up of self-imposed limitations, and it also gives me a tool that allows me to break and in some cases bend and remove those bars of cage that I carry around with myself.

To Reach the Highest Mountains 1990

My Un-Angsty Teen Years (So Far): Mountain Climbing and Peach Eating

Mountain Climbing and Peach Eating Terrie 2009

Hale, Marguerite (Grete), Mountain Climbing in the Business World

Mountain Climbing in the Business World 1999

In the early 1970s British expat Chris Jones wrote a superb book called "Climbing in North America," the first history to trace mountain climbing's development in the New World.

Outdoor Adventures Michael J. Ybarra 2011