Alpinism   (translated from Japanese)
Alpinism AlpinismWith, modern times Europe , climbs in the ... climbing customConception・ culture was born. You call "alpinism" word , if "purity", the viewpoint which in ...
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Alpinism   (translated from French)
Alpinism This article is one outline to supplement ... can share your knowledge by modifying it. alpinism is a sporting discipline which consists in ... France . It is generally considered that the alpinism was invented by Horace-Bénédict de Saussure ... to the top of Mont White . The alpinism took its rise with the XIX eme ... it is the beginning of the sporting alpinism. The last faces north Until now, ...
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Alpinism   (translated from Dutch)
Alpinism Mountaineer, attached with ropes Alpinism and bergbeklimmen is climbing bergen , slopes, kliffen ... sport, group activity or research is exercised. Alpinism is exercised concerning the complete world. Types ...
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Vocabulary of the climbing and the alpinism   (translated from French)
Vocabulary of the climbing and the alpinism After work The way was passée/enchaînée ...
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Center National Instruction of Ski and Alpinism of the Gendarmerie   (translated from French)
Center National Instruction of Ski and Alpinism of the Gendarmerie This article is one ... it. Center National Instruction of Ski and Alpinism of the Gendarmerie is in charge of ...
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Aime Michel   (translated from French)
... Jimmy Guieu ) : Heroic mountains, history of the alpinism, éd. Mame, 1953, coll. "Discovered": deliver popularization on the history of the alpinism in the world. Aimé Michel tells the ... It is less one history of the alpinism which a presentation of the most astonishing ... spell: France which says not: long walk (alpinism and alchemy): routes: the guide of fantastic ...
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Mezzelama trophy   (translated from French)
... trophy is an international competition of ski-alpinism, which is held each two years in ... is the race of the highest ski-alpinism of Europe , with more than 4 200 ... Mezzalama ( 1886 - 1932 ), pioneer of the ski-alpinism in Italie , and dead killed by one ...
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4000 of the Alps   (translated from French)
... the evolution of the history of the alpinism. Topographic criterion (T) For any top, the ... distance which, in the history of the alpinism, corresponded a long time to a length ... from the point of view of the alpinism: qualitative level of the ways which lead ...
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Edward Whymper   (translated from French)
... is with the turning point of the alpinism, between the alpinism of exploration and the sporting alpinism. (Its book is still full with scientific ...
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William Auguste Coolidge   (translated from French)
... 900 important objectives! Its name in the alpinism Peak Coolidge - 3774 m - with the foot ... Works Josias Simler and origins of the alpinism until 1600 (1904). The Alps in Nature ... Tuckett (1920), Tuckett was its "godfather in Alpinism". Alpine The Career of F. Gardiner (1920 ...
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