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Full-Text Articles in Nonfiction
The Mighty Pike And Miss Methuselah, Daniel Doan
The Mighty Pike And Miss Methuselah, Daniel Doan
Appalachia
The late author of the first “50 Hikes” book recounts a fishing misadventure on the Connecticut River in the 1930s.
Ellesmere: Trekking Along The Top Of The World, Michael B. Patterson
Ellesmere: Trekking Along The Top Of The World, Michael B. Patterson
Appalachia
As far north as one can go in the world and still be on land.
Climbing The Kiska Volcano, David L. Sills
Climbing The Kiska Volcano, David L. Sills
Appalachia
Ski troopers ascend a peak in the Aleutians during World War II.
Among The Nomads, Margie Goldsmith
Among The Nomads, Margie Goldsmith
Appalachia
Mongolians believe, “Man’s joy is a wide-open empty space.”
In America, Does The Right To Roam Exist?, Adam R. Moore
In America, Does The Right To Roam Exist?, Adam R. Moore
Appalachia
In a country like this, there ought to be places where one may always walk freely without trespassing—the legal protections seem murky.
Mountain Voices: George Zink, Doug Mayer, Rebecca Oreskes
Mountain Voices: George Zink, Doug Mayer, Rebecca Oreskes
Appalachia
An advocate for the Sandwich Range Wilderness talks about literature, chemistry, and the Hamlet complex.
Second Chances, David K. Leff
Second Chances, David K. Leff
Appalachia
A young boy drags his father, a distracted professional, back to the mountains, changing them both.
Amc Four Thousand Footer Club Turns 50, Gene Daniell
Amc Four Thousand Footer Club Turns 50, Gene Daniell
Appalachia
Gene Daniell reflects on keeping lists, peakbagging, and bushwhacking.
Daylight Acceleration Time, Christine Woodside
Daylight Acceleration Time, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
In the mountains, daylight saving time diminishes into the economic gimmick it truly is.
Arctic Time, Jeff Fair
Arctic Time, Jeff Fair
Appalachia
Tales of off-kilter behavior above the 66th parallel, where the summer sun is out for 24 hours straight.
Giving Ourselves Time To Track Time, Laura Waterman
Giving Ourselves Time To Track Time, Laura Waterman
Appalachia
The problem of time is not time itself, but how we fracture it and stuff it with distractions.
The Long Way Home: The Day The Trucker Held Open The Shower Door, Christine Woodside
The Long Way Home: The Day The Trucker Held Open The Shower Door, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia
Summer/Fall 2007 - Volume LVIII, Number 2 - issue #224. Time In the Backcountry: Featuring Stories on Losing Track of Clocks.
A Peak Ahead: Hidden Rambles Near Town, Christine Woodside
A Peak Ahead: Hidden Rambles Near Town, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
Wilderness Music, Bill Sherwonit
From New York City To The Mountains, William Parsons
From New York City To The Mountains, William Parsons
Appalachia
A retired professor and organist remembers his days taking Puerto Rican teenagers to the White Mountains in his old cars.
Why Do They (And Sometimes We) Do It?, Jeffery Parrette
Why Do They (And Sometimes We) Do It?, Jeffery Parrette
Appalachia
High-altitude climber Ed Viesturs and the power of the list
The Manuscript Notebooks Of George P. Bond, 1850–1853, Adam Jared Apt, Martha Moore
The Manuscript Notebooks Of George P. Bond, 1850–1853, Adam Jared Apt, Martha Moore
Appalachia
Long lost, one notebook of field notes by the first White Mountain mapmaker has emerged in the AMC library.
Nature's Nomenclature, Peter Bronski
Nature's Nomenclature, Peter Bronski
Appalachia
The wealth of words in most languages mirrors the diversity of the natural world.
Benton Mackaye And The Tattered Ten, Christopher Johnson
Benton Mackaye And The Tattered Ten, Christopher Johnson
Appalachia
While leading a camping trip through the Whites in 1902, the founder of the Appalachian Trail witnessed a threatened forest ecosystem and reflected on the value of wilderness.
The Tradeoffs Of Trail Work, Doug Mayer
The Tradeoffs Of Trail Work, Doug Mayer
Appalachia
The intent behing trail maintenance has evolved from helping walkers to helping the treadway.
Walking Through An Idea, Bill Mckibben
Walking Through An Idea, Bill Mckibben
Appalachia
There's no place untouched by humans, but we must preserve the "relative wild."
Camping In The Shadow Of Proposed Oil Wells, Jeff Fair
Camping In The Shadow Of Proposed Oil Wells, Jeff Fair
Appalachia
A first-hand glimpse of what might be lost if the federal government drills for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Is The Wilderness Act Still Relevant?, Rebecca Oreskes
Is The Wilderness Act Still Relevant?, Rebecca Oreskes
Appalachia
Forty years later, an imperfect but noble document presses humans to practice restraint.