- The
Stonemasters were a
group of rock
climbers and
adventurers in the 1970s,
roughly 1973 to 1980, who
originally climbed in
Southern California—prin****lly...
- "
Stonemasters". As the
result of the group's exploits, from the
French Alps to the
North Pole,
combined with Long's po****r writings, the
Stonemaster ethos...
- Fidelman, Dean (2009). The
Stonemasters:
California rock
climbers in the seventies.
Santa Barbara, California:
Stonemaster Press/T.
Adler Books. ISBNÂ 9780984094905...
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contemporary of John Long and John
Bachar in a
group they
called the
Stonemasters putting up
daring new
routes in the Idyllwild,
California area, Sorenson...
-
Royal Robbins and
Warren Harding, and
later the
unofficial leader of the
Stonemasters.
Bridwell is
credited with over 100
first ascents (FA) in
Yosemite Valley...
-
scene that had
gathered around Lumpy Ridge.
Westbay was a
member of the
Stonemasters, an
influential group of
climbers in
California who
gathered in locations...
- six days. Hill
learned the
essence of her
climbing technique from the
Stonemasters group during this time. She
adopted the
attitudes of
traditional climbing...
- Rule The
World Jennies Jewel Dunguib 2013
Solwhit So
Young Whatuthink 2012
Mikael D'Haguenet Rick
Luska Lad 2011
Shinrock Paddy Donnas Palm
Stonemaster...
- The
first ascent of The Nose in one day was
accomplished in 1975 by
Stonemasters members John Long, Jim
Bridwell and
Billy Westbay. The
first free ascent...
- Tree
Whatuthink 2011
Zaidpour Benash Powerstation 2010
Rigour Back Bob
Stonemaster Alpine Glade 2009
Donnas Palm Give It Time
Chicago Grey 2008 Shakervilz...
