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  2. John Long (climber) - Wikipedia

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    A skilled free climber, Long popularized "free soloing" (climbing with no rope) during his high school days out at Joshua Tree National Park, first introducing John Bachar to the practice in 1974 with their now fêted ascent of Double Cross, at Joshua Tree. Bachar would soon establish himself as the world's leading solo rock climber.

  3. Copper Mountain College - Wikipedia

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    Copper Mountain College (CMC) is a public community college in Joshua Tree, California. It was accredited in 2001 as the 108th such institution in the state. CMC offers a total of 24 different certificates and degrees. [2]

  4. Michael Reardon (climber) - Wikipedia

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    Reardon started climbing as a child on the boulders in his grandfather's backyard. Together with his cousins, both his climbing skills and his interest in climbing were challenged and developed. Bouldering in a backyard turned to three-day hikes in the Appalachian Mountains, and then to hiking in the Rocky Mountains. Reardon eventually found ...

  5. Joshua Tree National Park’s landscape is truly one of a kind. ... There are more than 8,000 climbing routes and 2,000 boulder problems in the park, according to its website. ... Police search ...

  6. Mari Gingery - Wikipedia

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    Mari Gingery is an American climber. She has climbed in much of the Western United States particularly Joshua Tree, The Needles and Yosemite. [1]From 1979 to 1983, Gingery climbed with Lynn Hill every weekend in Yosemite, completing an ascent of The Nose and then the first female-only ascent of The Shield on El Capitan over a period of six days. [2]

  7. Our kids died in a crash on the way to Joshua Tree. How ... - AOL

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    Climbing over those rocks allowed us to connect with Ruby and Hart if only for a few moments. That first visit to the Joshua Tree house was extraordinarily difficult. But we knew we had to get ...

  8. Joshua Tree National Park - Wikipedia

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    A grove of namesake Joshua trees at Joshua Tree National Park On August 10, 1936, after Minerva Hoyt and others persuaded the state and federal governments to protect the area, President Franklin D. Roosevelt used the power of the 1906 Antiquities Act to establish Joshua Tree National Monument, [ 19 ] protecting about 825,000 acres (1,289.1 sq ...

  9. Why do so many people head to Joshua Tree to do shrooms? - AOL

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    The Joshua Tree Retreat Center is just one site people visit, hoping to deepen their spiritual practice through group retreats and personal retreats held on the grounds. The desert is littered ...