Mountaineering News January 2010

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FRIDAY, 29 JANUARY 2010
	New Irish Tour for 2010
	This Irish tour is one of the Classic, guided walking tours, rated easy to moderate, with an average of 3-8 miles per day and options on some days. Waterbury, Vermont, January 27, 2010 – Today Country Walkers announced a new Irish tour for 2010. This exciting new excursion is steeped in the centuries-old history and legends of Ireland. From Belfast, journey to the basaltic cliffs of Fair Head Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 27 JANUARY 2010
	REI Announces 2009 Vendor Partner Award Winners
	REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.), a national retail co-op providing quality outdoor gear and clothing, today announced its 2009 vendor partner award winners. Smith Optics, Inc., best known for its diverse line of sunglasses, snow and motorsports goggles, snow helmets, and ophthalmic eyewear, received top honors as REI’s Vendor Partner of the Year. The announcement was made at the Outdoor Retaile Read Full Story
MONDAY, 25 JANUARY 2010
	Authentic Walking Holiday
	Abruzzo: an Ideal Scenario for Every Passion The growing development of active, sports and adventure tourism is a challenge that Abruzzo has met by playing its trump cards of strong nature, unspoiled territories, countless trails through gullies, torrents, castles, retreats, peaks, highlands, woods, ancient villages: a thrilling mix for very much out-of-the-ordinary holidays. Anyone who want Read Full Story
SUNDAY, 24 JANUARY 2010
	Counting Carbon: A Growing Movement
	"I have seen firsthand the retreating glaciers in the Himalaya, Alaska, Arctic, and Antarctic, I want to bring attention to these facts and as a climber who makes his living in these pristine areas I have to do everything I can to personally help!"- Ed Viesturs, America's leading high altitude mountaineer and Source 44's Head Spokesperson and investor Is calculating a company's carbon footprint Read Full Story
FRIDAY, 22 JANUARY 2010
	Champion Athletic Apparel Unveils Ultrathin
	Champion Athletic Apparel has unveiled its final prototype of its Champion Supersuit that will be the thinnest extreme-weather apparel gear ever designed and tested at high altitude on Mount Everest. “It has been a rewarding research and development project. By developing the Supersuit and other garment layers to be used on Everest, we have identified new Champion products to roll out and new f Read Full Story
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