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Base Camp Magazine Feb-April 2020 Newsletter

January 1, 2020 · by C. J. Leger · in News. ·

Here’s the Feb-April 2020 Newsletter for upcoming content on Base Camp Magazine.

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Downloadable Essential Mountaineering Gear List - An essential mountaineering gear list is the first thing every mountaineer/climber should have before starting their journey. A gear list also comes in handy for professional climbers starting from scratch after an emergency evac that holds their gear hostage on the mountain, or any number of reasons. Either way, here's a downloadable Essential Mountaineering Gear List for you to keep.

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