Close Ups of the High Sierra
Norman Clyde

When Norman Clyde started climbing in the Sierra Nevada, trails and roads were few. Getting to the mountains was almost as challenging as climbing them. The infrastructure of today's Sierra Nevada simply didn't exist: long approach hikes wearing hobnail boots

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6"x 9" 176 pages
$14.95/U.S.
ISBN 0-9647530-3-0

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Close Ups of the High Sierra

Norman Clyde

One of Clyde's typical handwritten pages, translating into hours of deciphering for the editor of Close Ups of the High Sierra (Private collection, Bishop CA)

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