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- Mount Washington Observatory Unveils Plans for New Summit Museum
- Millinocket named Maine’s 3rd Appalachian Trail Community
- -Magazine Mountain shagreen snail dropped from endangered list
- Climbing Rainier is an enormous test but you can reach the top – seattlepi.com
- Alaskan shoots charging lactating moose near Denali Park visitor center
- Auroras Still Being Seen on Mount Washington
- Fireworks Truck Hits Moose, Sets Off Killer Fireworks | News from the Field | OutsideOnline.com
- Record $590 million Powerball winner in Florida is former East Millinocket resident — Penobscot — Bangor Daily News — BDN Maine
- French gendarmes to patrol Mont Blanc after illegal campers leave waste
- Climbers plan to honor first expedition to reach Denali summit – Fairbanks Daily News-Miner: Dermot Cole
- Mount Rainier makes changes after ranger’s deadly fall | Local & Regional | Seattle News, Weather, Sports, Breaking News | KOMO News
- Proposed 50 State Summit Stash Adventure for Scavenger Hunt for $50 on each high point
- Brenton Lengel “North to Maine” About the Appalachian Trail is Opening Off Broadway
- Everest may have ladder installed to ease congestion on Hillary Step | World news | guardian.co.uk
- National Outdoor Leadership School Hopes to Field First All Black McKinley Team
- Living Au Natural at Courmayeur in Italy
- High Point State Park is operating today without Phones – High Point State Park
- Missoula ice climbers survive fall from Mount Rainier cliff
- Contest to “Name That Train” on Mount Washington
Tag Archives: 2004 3rd Quarter
2004 3rd Quarter Newsletter (Issue 66)
The 3rd Quarter 2004 Highpointers Club Newsletter includes a rare photo of C. Rowland Stebbins and A.H. Marshall who until 1955 were the only two to have visited all 48 state highpoints. It also has completion reports for Richard Carey … Continue reading
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Interview with Diane and Charlie Winger
What was your first highpoint? Our own Mt. Elbert here in Colorado was the first highpoint for each of us. Why did you start highpointing? Charlie: I started highpointing by accident, really. The first mountain I ever climbed was Mt. … Continue reading
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