Rock & Ice Climbing Magazine Covers - Dec 2000 & Feb/Mar 2001 Issues
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers featuring Great Salt Lake climbing and 'Yosemite Portraits'.
This image is not an automotive document. It is a photograph of two issues of Rock & Ice, "The Climber's Magazine," laid side by side on a white cloth. The left issue is the December 2000 issue (display until January 31, 2001), featuring a cover story on Great Salt Lake ("On a Mission in America's Climbing City"), a feature on Chris Lindner titled "Son of Obsession" (page 104), a banner article "El Capitan: Untold Stories From The First Ascent," plus "Home Wall Manual II" and "3-Star Ice in Canada." The right issue is the February/March 2001 issue (display until March 31, 2001), with cover story "Yosemite Portraits" by Corey Rich about the faces and stories of El Cap climbers, a banner article "Fantasy Island: Greece's New Beachside Hotspot," a note that Alexander and Thomas Huber freed their fourth route up El Cap, plus "Boone: The Country's Best Bouldering" and "The 20-Minute Hangboard Workout." Both issues are priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN and reference www.rockandice.com. A reader learns the contents and dates of these two climbing magazine issues; nothing here relates to a 2003 Jeep TJ or any vehicle system.
This document covers 2000-2001, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Rock & Ice magazine are shown?
- The December 2000 issue (display until Jan 31, '01) and the February/March 2001 issue (display until March 31, '01).
- What is the cover story of the December 2000 Rock & Ice issue?
- "Great Salt Lake: On a Mission in America's Climbing City," along with a Chris Lindner feature "Son of Obsession" on page 104 and "El Capitan: Untold Stories From The First Ascent."
- What is featured in the February/March 2001 issue?
- "Yosemite Portraits" by Corey Rich — the faces and stories of El Cap climbers — plus Greece's new beachside hotspot, Boone bouldering, the 20-minute hangboard workout, and news that Alexander and Thomas Huber freed their fourth route up El Cap.
- How much did these Rock & Ice issues cost?
- $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN each.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. Both items are climbing magazine covers with no automotive content, fuse data, or wiring information.
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