Title: Thanks, again, Arlene.
Review: I recently read Arlene Blum's Breaking Trail: A Climbing Life. Having had her first book (Annapurna: A Woman's Place) move my life in a new direction by feuling a passion for Nepal, I couldn't imagine that this book would affect me the same way. However, I was wrong. This book is as exciting as her first, and perhaps even more honest and open in her discussions of her climbing experiences in the early days of the "women's movement." But it's not just about women; it's about all of us who love to travel and love adventure - and how important it is to set our own goals and individual "mountains" to climb.
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