Rock & Ice Magazine Covers - Issues #91 April 1999 & #93 June 1999
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers, '10 weeks to stronger climbing' and 'conquer your fear'.
This image is a photograph of two issues of Rock & Ice magazine ("The World's Climbing Magazine") laid side by side on a white blanket — it is not an automotive reference document. The left cover is issue #91, April 1999 (display until May 31), priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN, featuring a climber bouldering. Its cover lines include "Joshua Tree by Moonlight," "New York Bouldering — It's The Bomb!," "10 Weeks to Stronger Climbing," and "Big Wall SuperTopos — 6 Yosemite Classics." The right cover is issue #93, June 1999 (display until July 31), same pricing, showing a climber on a limestone wall above a river. Its cover lines include "Devils Lake — Take the Plunge!," "Get a Grip — Conquer Your Fear," "16 Tents That Do It All," "The Sherpas — 9-to-5 on Top of the World," and "First Thailand, Now Laos." Both covers list the website www.rockandice.com and share the barcode 0 74470 19201 5. A reader learns the issue numbers, dates, prices, and featured article topics of these two 1999 climbing magazine issues; nothing here relates to the uploader's 2003 Jeep TJ or any vehicle system.
This document covers 1999, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which issues of Rock & Ice magazine are shown?
- Issue #91 dated April 1999 (display until May 31) and issue #93 dated June 1999 (display until July 31).
- What was the cover price of Rock & Ice in 1999?
- $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN, as printed on both covers.
- What features are advertised on the April 1999 (#91) cover?
- Joshua Tree by Moonlight; New York Bouldering — It's The Bomb!; 10 Weeks to Stronger Climbing; and Big Wall SuperTopos — 6 Yosemite Classics.
- What features are advertised on the June 1999 (#93) cover?
- Devils Lake — Take the Plunge!; Get a Grip — Conquer Your Fear; 16 Tents That Do It All; The Sherpas — 9-to-5 on Top of the World; and First Thailand, Now Laos.
- Is this document related to a Jeep or any vehicle?
- No. The image shows two climbing magazine covers and contains no automotive information.
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