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Mountain Adventures at Home and Abroad (Classic Reprint) Pottery & Ceramics uences andExcerpt from Mountain Adventures at Home and Abroad Hough as yet comparatively few mortals know the actual joys of mountaineering, there is a large and growing popular interest in the doings of its devotees. For such this book is primarily written, though the writer is not without hope that its many records and adventures may appeal to his fellow climbers. Many friends have rendered invaluable assist ance, and thanks are especially due to Messrs. A.