Don't get mountain sickness
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Altitude sickness affects thousands of outdoor enthusiasts in the US each year. Mountain sickness, which results from oxygen reduction at high elevations, can often be prevented. Prevention techniques include moderating per day climbing distance above 8,000 ft and drinking fluids.
Publication Name: Boys' Life
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0006-8608
Year: 1996
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A real mountain man
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Rob Hall is one of the greatest mountain climbers in the world. He has climbed Mt. Everest four times, and climbed the highest peak on each of the continents in a seven-month period in 1990. The 34-year old Hall earns thousands of dollars to lead mountain-climbing expeditions.
Publication Name: Boys' Life
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0006-8608
Year: 1995
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24 hours on the mountain
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The 24 Hours of Canaan is a difficult mountain-bike relay race held in the Allegheny Mountain region. Racers have to overcome problems such as leg cramps, accidents, flat tires and slippery terrain.
Publication Name: Boys' Life
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0006-8608
Year: 1997
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