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The original expediTion ouTfiTTer Spring Outfitter 2012 FYI Mechanical - 'clean', without phototags 01/13/12_11:01AM FREE SHIPPING Catalog in-home 2/6/20 12 On yOur purchase Of $75 Or mOre. See inSide for detailS. 2012 OuTfITTEr BOOK: volume 2, no. 1 CD12_1_048A_001.pdf ThE OuTfITTEr BOOK + EXPEDITION TravEl: JOrDaN uPrIsINg + ThE ThIrD DIscIPlINE Of guIDINg sPrINg + KayaK BrazIl: amazONIaN WaTErfalls + JaKE NOrTON TaKEs ON challENgE 21 NO CHANGES CAN BE MADE AT THIS TIME. fEaTurED INTErvIEWs: + caroline george + dave HaHn + melissa arnot + ben stookesberry For changes to the distribution list, please call Mary Ward-Smith at extension 6472. Color is not accurate and is to be used as a guide only. The pages can be viewed by clicking on the page number desired in the Bookmark column. Womens 6 - 19, 24/25, 28/29, 36/37, 42/43, 44, 48 Field & Gear 14/15, 20 - 25, 30/31, 34 - 37, 40 - 43 Mens 6 - 21, 28 - 31, 34/35, 40/41, 45, 48 Kids 46/47 Marketing Components At the end PRSRT STD Prices expire 4/29/12 U.S. POSTAGE PO Box 7001, Groveport, OH 43125 PAID EDDIE BAUER Printed in USA Caring for the environment is one of our core values. The paper in this catalog is certified to contain fiber from responsibly managed sources. Please pass this catalog on or recycle it. THE MICROTHERM™ DOWN VEST NEW CORE FOCUS FROM OUR LIGHTEST, WARMEST LAYER EVER. 800 DOWN FILL MICROTHERM DOWN VEST “THE LIGHTEST, WARMEST THINGS ON EARTH.”® Incredibly thin and lightweight, but with all the insulating warmth of 800 fill Premium European Goose Down in a streamlined, non-puffy silhouette. Highly compressible, so it packs small. Ideal for use alone or as a back-up layer. Water- repellent and windproof 20-denier ripstop nylon shell with StormRepel® DWR finish. Machine wash. Imported. Colors, left. MEN’S REG S-XXL B88 122 0380 $119 TALL M-XXL B88 122 0381 $139 WOMEN’S REG XS-XL B89 122 0394 $119 PETITE XS-XL B89 122 0408 $119 TALL S-XL B89 122 0409 $139 CATALOG & EDDIEBAUER.COM ONLY © 2012 Eddie Bauer LLC. Eddie Bauer® and ® BLACK, CINDER, ASCENT BLUE, BRIGHT LIME, TROPICAL ORANGE BOTTLE GREEN, BLACK, LIGHT STEEL, RASPBERRY, DARK MARINA www.eddiebauer.com are registered trademarks PACKS INTO ITS of Eddie Bauer Licensing Services LLC. mEN’s MICROTHERM DOWN VEST (ALSO SOLD ON PAGE 11) OWN POCKET WOmEN’s MICROTHERM DOWN VEST (ALSO SOLD ON PAGE 11) All rights reserved. Printed in USA. THE ORIGINAL EXPEDITION OUTFITTER FREE SHIPPING ON YOUR PURCHASE OF $75 OR MORE. SEE INSIDE FOR DETAILS. 2012 OUTFITTER BOOK: VOLUME 2, NO. 1 THE OUTFITTER BOOK + EXPEDITION TRAVEL: JORDAN UPRISING + THE THIRD DISCIPLINE OF GUIDING SPRING + KAYAK BRAZIL: AMAZONIAN WATERFALLS + JAKE NORTON TAKES ON CHALLENGE 21 FEATURED INTERVIEWS: + CAROLINE GEORGE + DAVE HAHN + MELISSA ARNOT + BEN STOOKESBERRY PRSRT STD Prices expire 4/29/12 U.S. POSTAGE PO Box 7001, Groveport, OH 43125 PAID EDDIE BAUER Printed in USA Caring for the environment is one of our core values. The paper in this catalog is certified to contain fiber from responsibly managed sources. Please pass this catalog on or recycle it. THE MICROTHERM™ DOWN VEST NEW CORE FOCUS FROM OUR LIGHTEST, WARMEST LAYER EVER. 800 DOWN FILL MICROTHERM DOWN VEST “THE LIGHTEST, WARMEST THINGS ON EARTH.”® Incredibly thin and lightweight, but with all the insulating warmth of 800 fill Premium European Goose Down in a streamlined, non-puffy silhouette. Highly compressible, so it packs small. Ideal for use alone or as a back-up layer. Water- repellent and windproof 20-denier ripstop nylon shell with StormRepel® DWR finish. Machine wash. Imported. Colors, left. MEN’S REG S-XXL B88 122 0380 $119 TALL M-XXL B88 122 0381 $139 WOMEN’S REG XS-XL B89 122 0394 $119 PETITE XS-XL B89 122 0408 $119 TALL S-XL B89 122 0409 $139 CATALOG & EDDIEBAUER.COM ONLY © 2012 Eddie Bauer LLC. Eddie Bauer® and ® BLACK, CINDER, ASCENT BLUE, BRIGHT LIME, TROPICAL ORANGE BOTTLE GREEN, BLACK, LIGHT STEEL, RASPBERRY, DARK MARINA www.eddiebauer.com are registered trademarks PACKS INTO ITS of Eddie Bauer Licensing Services LLC. mEN’s MICROTHERM DOWN VEST (ALSO SOLD ON PAGE 11) OWN POCKET WOmEN’s MICROTHERM DOWN VEST (ALSO SOLD ON PAGE 11) All rights reserved. Printed in USA. THE ORIGINAL EXPEDITION OUTFITTER FREE SHIPPING ON YOUR ENTIRE PURCHASE. SEE INSIDE FOR DETAILS. 2012 OUTFITTER BOOK: VOLUME 2, NO. 1 THE OUTFITTER BOOK + EXPEDITION TRAVEL: JORDAN UPRISING + THE THIRD DISCIPLINE OF GUIDING SPRING + KAYAK BRAZIL: AMAZONIAN WATERFALLS + JAKE NORTON TAKES ON CHALLENGE 21 FEATURED INTERVIEWS: + CAROLINE GEORGE + DAVE HAHN + MELISSA ARNOT + BEN STOOKESBERRY SPRING OUTFITTER BOOK 2012 » EXPEDITION 1922 THE ORIGINAL EDDIE BAUER SPORT SHOP Eddie Bauer opens his original Seattle sport shop, which expands six years later from just flies and tackle into a complete outdoor gear supplier. His shop quickly becomes the premier outfitter for hunting and fishing trips throughout the Pacific Northwest. 1938 THE ORIGINAL THE GLACIER PRIEST OUTFOUTFITT EXP Father Bernard Hubbard, “The Glacier Priest,” embarks on another of his famous 31 scientific explorations to Alaska and the Arctic. Hubbard later endorses Eddie Bauer down gear, including the quilted, down-filled Yukon Parka, Eddie Bauer’s EQUIPPING best-selling jacket for more than three decades. 1945 ADVENTURE ALASKA OUTFITTING Eddie Bauer begins selling his down products via a new mail-order catalog and soon becomes the premier American outfitter for hunting, fishing, flying and adventure travel expeditions to remote TRAVEL destinations such as Alaska and the Yukon. FOR NINE DECADES Since the beginning, Eddie Bauer has focused on adventure. From EDI our founding as a Seattle hunting and fishing shop through our decades outfitting expeditions to the world’s highest peaks to our modern-day First Ascent achievements, the Eddie Bauer brand has traveled to the most remote and challenging corners of our world. In each decade of our existence, we have outfitted adventure, disco- 1953 very and travel to the edge of the grid and the ends of the earth. THE INCA HIGHWAY EXPEDITION Inca Highway Expedition, led by Victor von Hagen and Our roots in exploration run deep. In the 1940s we flew with Alaska outfitted by Eddie Bauer, unearths large portions of ITT the 10,000-mile Inca Highway network on an archaeo- airmen opening the Last Frontier and journeyed with Father logical expedition to South America, a groundbreaking effort chronicled in Highway of the Sun. Bernard Hubbard on his Arctic anthropological expeditions to the frozen tundra of our continent’s most northern reaches. Continuing 1963 on this heading, we backed Victor von Hagen’s Inca Highway Expe- FIRST AMERICAN SUMMITS MT. EVEREST Jim Whittaker, along with Nawang Gombu, dition in 1953, which traveled back through time, archaeologically, becomes the first American to summit Mt. Everest on the Eddie Bauer-outfitted American Mt. T to unearth portions of the 10,000-mile Inca Highway network that Everest Expedition. Lute Jerstad and Barry Bishop also gain the summit, as do Tom Hornbein and moved goods, armies and empires the entire length of the South Willi Unsoeld, who make the first ascent of the West Ridge route. American continent long before European contact. ION 1977 In 1963, the brand climbed to the roof of the world when Jim FIRST ASCENT OF GREAT TRANGO TOWER ER Whittaker became the fi rst American to summit Mt. Everest. In John Roskelley, outfitted in Eddie Bauer gear, teams up with Galen Rowell and company in the first ascent 1966, we participated in the American Antarctic Mountaineering of the Great Trango Tower, featuring the world’s tallest cliffs and the tallest nearly vertical drop. Expedition, a National Geographic Society and American Alpine Club undertaking where a 10-man team led by Nicholas Clinch and 1984 including John Evans and Barry Corbet completed successful fi rst EDDIE BAUER MISSISSIPPI RIVER CHALLENGE Revisiting the routes of the early voyagers, Verlen ascents of Mt. Vinson, Mt. Tyree, Mt. Gardner and Mt. Shinn. In 1977, Kruger and Valerie Fons set the speed record for canoeing the length of the Mississippi in 23 days, 10 we backed John Roskelley as he partnered with alpine legends such hours and 20 minutes from the headwaters to the delta. as Galen Rowell to complete the fi rst successful ascent of the Great 1998 Trango Tower. And from 1978 to 1983, we traveled to the Arctic on DEEDEE JONROWE SETS IDITAROD RECORD fi ve separate epics, supporting each one of the American Exploratory Legendary Alaskan musher DeeDee Jonrowe sets the women’s speed record, competing in one of thirteen Arctic Mountaineering Expeditions on their journeys to remote consecutive races outfitted in Eddie Bauer gear. frozen locations from Ellesmere Island to the Northwest Passage. This trip list is just a small sampling of the explorations of our brand. ® And digging back into our archives, it’s clear that, for all the successful objectives reached, the experience for each explorer was even more about the process of getting there. During the past three years, we have re-embraced this wanderlust by returning to the expedition extremes of Everest, Alaska and Antarctica, but we have also revisited adventure by putting up new routes in the Wadi Rum with Caroline George, running un-kayaked waterfalls in the Brazilian Amazon with Ben Stookesberry, and embarking on a never ticked challenge of summiting the three highest peaks on all seven continents with Jake Norton. 2009 THE LAUNCH OF FIRST ASCENT Yet at the top of our trip list in 2011 was Jon Turk and Erik Boomer’s Eddie Bauer returns to Everest, where it launches its new First Ascent line with a team of the world’s fi rst human-powered circumnavigation of Ellesmere Island, a 1,485- leading guides, including Ed Viesturs, the first American to summit all of the world’s 8,000-meter mile loop made more epic by massive ice fl oes, brutal frostbite peaks without supplemental oxygen.
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    Hans Kammerlander Seven Second Summits Hans Kammerlander mit Walther Lücker Über Berge um die Welt Mit 77 farbigen Abbildungen und einer Karte MALIK Mehr über unsere Autoren und Bücher: www.malik.de Von Hans Kammerlander liegen bei Malik und Piper außerdem vor: Bergsüchtig Abstieg zum Erfolg Unten und oben – Berggeschichten Am seidenen Faden – K2 und andere Grenzerfahrungen Zurück nach Morgen – Augenblicke an den 14 Achttausendern ISBN 978-3-89029-427-8 © Piper Verlag GmbH, München 2012 2. Auflage 2013 Fotos: Hans Kammerlander Karte: Eckehard Radehose, Schliersee Satz: Kösel, Krugzell Druck und Bindung: CPI – Ebner & Spiegel, Ulm Printed in Germany Inhalt Prolog Das Abenteuer beginnt zwei Meter abseits der ausgetrampelten Pfade 7 Asien – K2 Ein Bilderbuchberg Auf dem Gipfel mischte sich Wehmut in die Freude, und ein neues Ziel nahm Gestalt an 23 Südamerika – Ojos del Salado Wüstensand und ein Kraterloch In der Atacama erklärte mir ein Freund, dass man Bilder nicht unbedingt in einem Album aufbewahren muss 52 Afrika – Mount Kenia Ein kleines Wetterfenster genügte Winterliche Besteigung unter Afrikas Schneehimmel 76 Nordamerika – Mount Logan Über Nacht öffnete sich der Gletscher Im Grenzgebiet zwischen Alaska und Kanada ist der Beruf des Piloten eine Kunst 100 Europa – Dychtau Ein schier endlos langer Tag an einem großen Berg Im Kaukasus lernt man Härte, Leidensfähigkeit und wuchtige Berge kennen 134 Australien-Ozeanien – Puncak Trikora Dauerhaft nass und jede Menge Spaß Ein Berg, ein Koch, zerschlissene Gummistiefel, eine Erst- und eine Zweitbegehung 167 Antarktis – Mount Tyree Spannung in vielerlei Hinsicht In der Antarktis zwischen Daunentouristen, großer Abgeschiedenheit und einer Menge Zwist 199 Epilog Über Berge um die Welt Gefangen zwischen Schlagzeilen – die Besteigung des Mount Logan 238 Prolog Das Abenteuer beginnt zwei Meter abseits der ausgetrampelten Pfade Vor rund sechzig Millionen Jahren zerfiel unsere Erdkruste.
  • Itinerary Changes 2021

    Itinerary Changes 2021

    ITINERARY CHANGES 2021 Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic ALE has made some adjustments to our operations in order to ensure the well-being of our guests and staff and to minimize the risk of bringing the infection into Antarctica. Below, you will find how our itineraries across all of our experiences for the 2021-22 season will be modified. Punta Arenas • You will be required to arrive in Punta Arenas 4 nights prior to your departure. • Welcome and Safety Briefings will be done virtually. • There will be no fitting periods for Rental Clothing in the Punta Arenas office, instead clothing will be picked up at a specified location and time. Further information will be given upon arrival in Punta Arenas. • Your Gear Checks will be done virtually and we will explain to you how this will be done once you arrive in Punta Arenas. • Flight Check in and Baggage Drop Off will be done using COVID-19 safe practices and you will receive more information on how this will be done on arrival in Punta Arenas. • You will be required to complete and sign a COVID-19 Declaration prior to your departure. Antarctica ALE has developed COVID-19 management procedures for Antarctica. These will be covered in your briefings in Punta Arenas and on arrival at Union Glacier. Please visit our FAQ for more detailed information on ALE’s COVID-19 Management Strategy https:// bit.ly/3g5e4ql MOUNT VINSON ANTARCTICA’S HIGHEST PEAK Imagine yourself on the summit of Mount ascent due to the challenges of accessing Vinson 16,050 ft (4892 m), the highest its remote location.
  • Contribución Al Conocimiento De La Zona Del Ojos Del Salado (Catamarca)

    Contribución Al Conocimiento De La Zona Del Ojos Del Salado (Catamarca)

    CONTRIBUCIÓN AL CONOCIMIENTO DE LA ZONA DEL OJOS DEL SALADO (CATAMARCA) A ntecedentes Si consultamos el trabajo de Pedro O. Sánchez 1 los primeros que ievantaron mapas de la zona fueron Alcides D ’Orbigny (1 8 2 6 -3 3 ) ; José Ballivián, mandado por Bolivia (1843) ; Hoogsgaard, por el Perú (1873- 74) ; Amado Pissis, encargado por Chile de estudiar el relieve de la Repú­ blica desde 1848, quien luego trabajó con Mariano Mugía, boliviano. En 1883, dice Sánchez, Chile mandó levantar una carta a Francisco San R o­ mán, Santiago Muñoz, Alejandro Chadwick y Abelardo Pizarro, comisión que trabajó con exactitud y sembró la Puna de sugestivos nombres en ho­ menaje a los científicos que la visitaron: cordilleras D ’Orbigny, Claudio Gay, Domeyko, sierras Gorbea, Barros Arana, monte Pissis, altiplanicie F*hilippi, etc. Alejandro Bertrand, casi en la misma época, se dedicó a la Puna y a sus altas cumbres y publicó Memoria sobre el desierto de A ta- cama y sus regiones limítrofes (1 8 8 4 ). Para su trabajo se valió de cartas anteriores, especialmente las de San Román, Hugo Reck, boliviano, ( 1860- 1863) y la de Brackebusch, mandado por Argentina. El Tnte. de Navio Vicente Montes 1 2 fue encargado por el perito argentino, en el pleito de límites con Chile, de estudiar la región montañosa entre los paralelos 26 y 28 a fin de determinar con precisión qué se debía considerar como cordillera de Los Andes El 29 de abril de 1892 3 con­ vinieron los peritos en que una comisión mixta iniciaría la demarcación desde el Portezuelo de San Francisco hacia el sur, integrada por Julio Díaz, Luis Dellepiane, Fernando Dousset (Argentina) y Alejandro Bertrand, Aníbal Contreras y Alvaro Donoso (C hile).