To Ride the Mountain Winds: A History of Aerial Mountaineering and Rescue
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To Ride the Mountain Winds: A History of Aerial Mountaineering and Rescue

by Leslie Symons

History Adventure Mountaineering
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Leslie Symons presents a history of aerial mountaineering and rescue, examining the connections between aviation, mountain travel, and lifesaving work. This specialized account will appeal to readers interested in mountaineering history, aerial exploration, and the development of rescue practices in challenging mountain environments.

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To Ride the Mountain Winds examines the history of aerial mountaineering and rescue.

Leslie Symons focuses on the ways aviation has intersected with mountain travel and exploration.

The book also considers aerial rescue as an important part of mountaineering history.

It offers a specialized historical perspective for readers interested in mountains, flight, and rescue operations.

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