White Winds: America's Most Tragic Mountaineering Expedition
498 pagesHardcoverENnewJan 1981
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White Winds: America's Most Tragic Mountaineering Expedition, Volume 1, provides a firsthand account of the Wilcox-McKinley Expedition of 1967. Written by the expedition leader, Joe Wilcox, this work of non-fiction documents the harrowing events of a climb that resulted in the deaths of twelve climbers.
This detailed narrative fits within the sports and outdoors category, focusing specifically on the technical and psychological challenges of mountaineering. The text examines the perils of high-altitude mountain climbing and the specific circumstances surrounding this historical tragedy.
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