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      <image:title>The Book - Mount Robson</image:title>
      <image:caption>Here is a sampling of the Canadian section. To see every section and detailed interviews purchase the book here on the official website.    "On the drive there I am drawn by the mountain’s power, feeling helpless yet entranced by our inescapable commitment. It’s almost like I am surrendering my life to the mountain for its own purpose and some unknown destiny."   -Ptor Spricenieks  </image:caption>
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      <image:title>The Book - The Sphinx</image:title>
      <image:caption>Elevation: 6299’ 1920m,    Aspect: North Vertical: 1800’,     First Descent: Rippey, Coombs The Sphinx is one of the most jaw-dropping lines in the entire Chugach Range.  It is sustained 50-degree-plus skiing with the added danger of the entire upper face funnelling into the gully above the exit.  You better be good at sluff management on the Sphinx, or take it slow and easy.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>The Book - Mount Shuksan</image:title>
      <image:caption>The jewel of the Northwest, Mt Shuksan seems to embody the best of this amazing region. Extraordinary beauty, big vertical, accessible touring routes, committing lines, massive glacial ice combined with an iconic history.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>The Book - Mount Shasta</image:title>
      <image:caption>This isolated volcano offers descents from a common summit down every side and every aspect. At 14,000 in elevation it provides the massive verticals that many volcanoes do from northern California to the Northwest.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>The Book - Sage Cattabriga-Alosa does Mount Superior’s South Face justice</image:title>
      <image:caption>Adam Clark Photos: Adam Barker Elevation:  11231’   3393m Aspect: South Vertical: 3000’ Coordinates: 40º35’32”N    111º39’59”W First descent: Unknown This is a Wasatch classic directly across from Alta and Snowbird.  It is a must-do for any Utah backcountry skier. Perhaps the most over skied descent after Tuckermans, Superior still offers one of the best descents anywhere if you get first on a cold, clear, crisp morning in the Wasatch. The main difference between this and an Alaskan descent is you will have an audience of critics waiting at Alta/Snowbird if you pooch it.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>The Book - Baffin Island &amp; The Polar Star Couloir</image:title>
      <image:caption>Polar Star is one of many incredible couloirs that split some of the worlds largest rock walls in the Sam Ford Fjord zone. Cold, windy and as unforgiving as the arctic can be at times, these descents require tenacity and lots of fuel, carbohydrates, and a plane in order to complete this arctic journey.   Oh and bring a gun as you are officially on the wrong end of the food chain if you encounter a persistent polar bear.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Contributors - 50 Classics Photographers</image:title>
      <image:caption>The imagery you will enjoy in our book is the result of literally thousands of of miles of human powered exploration in the mountains over many hundreds of days. We chose the 55 photographers simply because they were the best and the most talented in difficult conditions and all have an amazing eye for the core alpine aesthetic. We thank them. If you like what you see contact them for a signed print: Abegg, Steph        sites.google.com/site/stephabegg/home Ankeny, Chris        chrisankeny.com Barker,Adam         adambarkerphotography.com Beidleman, Neal        nealb@rof.net Bracken, James        shredgarr@hotmail.com Burrows, Art        aburrows@ajaxdesign.com Chin, Jimmy             jimmychin.com Clark, Adam         adamclarkphoto.com Costain, Pete        costain@centurytel.net Davenport, Chris         steepskiing.com Dawson, Lou        wildsnow.com Devore, Nick        nicholasdevore@gmail.com Diaz, Cindy            cindydiaz.com Erickson, Kristoffer    kristoffererickson.com Franson, Greg        bluebirdguides.com Figenshau, Chris        figenshau.com Flagg, Keoki            gallerykeoki.com Focus Photo            eric.focus@bresnan.net Fyans, Clark            clarkski3@gmail.com Glick, Lorne            lornglick@gmail.com Hallman, Richard        richard@freelanceimaging.com Hazen, Bissel        bissellhazen.com Hill, Greg            greghill.ca Homberger, Ruedi        fotohomberger.ch Jesperson, Matt         mjesperson@mac.com Jungen, Troy            Troyjungen@uniserve.com         Korvola, Heath         heathkorvola.com Leidecker, Matt        mattlphoto.com Mahon, Ted            tedmahon.com Mallory, Linden        linden.mallory@gmail.com Manley, Jordan        jordan.manley.com Markewitz, Scott        scottmarkewitz.com McLean, Andrew        straightchuter.com Newhard, Penn        backbonemedia.net Ogden, Jared         jaredogden.com Olson, Jennifer        jen@jenolson.ca Pehota, Eric            ericpehota@shaw.ca Pondella, Christian    christianpondella.com Post, Brian            brianpostphoto.com Quinn, Kevin        alaskaheliski.com Richardson, Whit        whitrichardson.com Scott, Chic            chicscott.com Scurlock, John        mountainphotographer.com/john-scurlock Selkowitz, Jonathan    selkophoto.com Skoog, Carl            alpenglow.org Skoog, Lowell        alpenglow.org Sprieceniks, Ptor        skiherenow@yahoo.com Stoecklein, Drew        drsphoto.net Synnott, Mark        marksynnott.com Walsh, Jon            alpinestyle.ca Washburn, Brad        decaneasarchive.com Werme, John         dwerme@gmail.com Wexler, Andrew        globalalpine.com Wigley, Alex            skitheory.blogspot.com Wissman, Will        willwissman.com</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Contributors - 50 Classics Photographers</image:title>
      <image:caption>The imagery you will enjoy in our book is the result of literally thousands of of miles of human powered exploration in the mountains over many hundreds of days. We chose the 55 photographers simply because they were the best and the most talented in difficult conditions and all have an amazing eye for the core alpine aesthetic. We thank them. If you like what you see contact them for a signed print: Abegg, Steph        sites.google.com/site/stephabegg/home Ankeny, Chris        chrisankeny.com Barker,Adam         adambarkerphotography.com Beidleman, Neal        nealb@rof.net Bracken, James        shredgarr@hotmail.com Burrows, Art        aburrows@ajaxdesign.com Chin, Jimmy             jimmychin.com Clark, Adam         adamclarkphoto.com Costain, Pete        costain@centurytel.net Davenport, Chris         steepskiing.com Dawson, Lou        wildsnow.com Devore, Nick        nicholasdevore@gmail.com Diaz, Cindy            cindydiaz.com Erickson, Kristoffer    kristoffererickson.com Franson, Greg        bluebirdguides.com Figenshau, Chris        figenshau.com Flagg, Keoki            gallerykeoki.com Focus Photo            eric.focus@bresnan.net Fyans, Clark            clarkski3@gmail.com Glick, Lorne            lornglick@gmail.com Hallman, Richard        richard@freelanceimaging.com Hazen, Bissel        bissellhazen.com Hill, Greg            greghill.ca Homberger, Ruedi        fotohomberger.ch Jesperson, Matt         mjesperson@mac.com Jungen, Troy            Troyjungen@uniserve.com         Korvola, Heath         heathkorvola.com Leidecker, Matt        mattlphoto.com Mahon, Ted            tedmahon.com Mallory, Linden        linden.mallory@gmail.com Manley, Jordan        jordan.manley.com Markewitz, Scott        scottmarkewitz.com McLean, Andrew        straightchuter.com Newhard, Penn        backbonemedia.net Ogden, Jared         jaredogden.com Olson, Jennifer        jen@jenolson.ca Pehota, Eric            ericpehota@shaw.ca Pondella, Christian    christianpondella.com Post, Brian            brianpostphoto.com Quinn, Kevin        alaskaheliski.com Richardson, Whit        whitrichardson.com Scott, Chic            chicscott.com Scurlock, John        mountainphotographer.com/john-scurlock Selkowitz, Jonathan    selkophoto.com Skoog, Carl            alpenglow.org Skoog, Lowell        alpenglow.org Sprieceniks, Ptor        skiherenow@yahoo.com Stoecklein, Drew        drsphoto.net Synnott, Mark        marksynnott.com Walsh, Jon            alpinestyle.ca Washburn, Brad        decaneasarchive.com Werme, John         dwerme@gmail.com Wexler, Andrew        globalalpine.com Wigley, Alex            skitheory.blogspot.com Wissman, Will        willwissman.com</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Contributors - 14 Conversations with Ski Mountaineers</image:title>
      <image:caption>Because of the extraordinary geographic scope of 50 Classics we asked 14 friends to contribute with 14 unique perspectives.  Our contributors describe each unique and vast region to define the key lines, tours, successes and sometimes failures, the anticipation, fear and in many instances, the first remarkable descents. They are all superbly skilled, well traveled and we are most grateful for their contribution to the knowledge base as well as for their will to go further than anyone else had before them.  They include; Hilaree O'Neill Chris Davenport Lou Dawson Andrew McLean Jimmy Chin Pete Patterson Kristoffer Erickson Glen Plake Lowell Skoog Mark Synnott Ptor Spricenieks Greg Hill Kevin Quinn Eric Pehota</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Authors - Chris Davenport</image:title>
      <image:caption>Chris Davenport, of Aspen, Colorado, is considered one of the world’s most accomplished big mountain skiers. Chris first made his mark in the skiing community when he won the 1996 World Extreme Skiing Championships in Valdez, Alaska. In 2000, he managed to land on the podium in each Freeskiing World Tour event he participated in, and won his second World Championship at the 2000 Red Bull Snow Thrill of Alaska. Chris has also been honored five years in a row by Powder Magazine with its Reader’s Poll Award. In addition to his competitive prowess, Chris has been featured in over twenty feature ski films and is also a reporter and color commentator for ESPN and ABC Sports. His writing has been published in magazines including Powder and Men’s Journal. He is an avid climber and mountaineer, with ascents of summits around the globe, and now guides clients on exotic ski trips. When not traveling, Chris recreates around Aspen and Snowmass with his wife Jessica and sons Stian, Topher and Archer.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Chris Davenport, of Aspen, Colorado, is considered one of the world’s most accomplished big mountain skiers. Chris first made his mark in the skiing community when he won the 1996 World Extreme Skiing Championships in Valdez, Alaska. In 2000, he managed to land on the podium in each Freeskiing World Tour event he participated in, and won his second World Championship at the 2000 Red Bull Snow Thrill of Alaska. Chris has also been honored five years in a row by Powder Magazine with its Reader’s Poll Award. In addition to his competitive prowess, Chris has been featured in over twenty feature ski films and is also a reporter and color commentator for ESPN and ABC Sports. His writing has been published in magazines including Powder and Men’s Journal. He is an avid climber and mountaineer, with ascents of summits around the globe, and now guides clients on exotic ski trips. When not traveling, Chris recreates around Aspen and Snowmass with his wife Jessica and sons Stian, Topher and Archer.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Authors - Penn Newhard</image:title>
      <image:caption>Penn Newhard, of Aspen, Colorado, left his job as a municipal bond trader on Wall Street to become a ski/climbing bum. After trips to South America, Nepal and Alaska, he settled on a friend’s couch in Aspen, Colorado in the summer 1989. Work as a climbing and backcountry ski guide, snowmaker, raft guide and for the Aspen Mountain Race Department eventually led to more steady employment at Climbing Magazine from 1992 – 1997. Currently, Penn is a partner and founder of Backbone Media, an agency specializing in public relations, social media and media planning. When not working, he travels, climbs, skis and chases his wife Kirsten and four kids, Chapin, Lacey, Natalie and Teagan around the mountains. Newhard’s words and images have appeared in titles such as Outside, Climbing, Rock &amp; Ice, Powder, Skiing and Backcountry Magazines.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Authors - Art Burrows</image:title>
      <image:caption>Art Burrows, of Aspen, Colorado, was one of the original catalysts during the rebirth of Telemark skiing in the ‘70s. In the creative world, he is known for innovating new design benchmarks and is a recipient of three coveted Graphis Awards. His design reach has been broad and encompasses downtown civic enhancements for the City of Aspen, ski products for Black Diamond Equipment and brand enhancements for the Aspen Skiing Company, The Colorado River District and others. Burrows, schooled in fine art and design in Italy, never lost his youthful passion for skiing and mountains. He was a key force within the original group that forged modern Telemark skiing. He left his mark on early free-heel big mountain descents in the western U.S. and Canada including the first free heel descent on Mt. Logan in 1978. Art was twice World Masters Telemark Champion, and currently devotes his time between design, photography, winter and summer adventures and raising the next generation of creative contributors and adventurers, Beau, Lilli and Tullis.</image:caption>
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