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  • Bruce Barcott is the author of The Last Flight of the Scarlet Macaw, named one of the best books of 2008 by Library Journal. His previous book, The Measure of a Mountain: Beauty and Terror on Mount Rainier, was a recipient of the Washington State Governor's Award and was recently re-issued in a 10th anniversay edition. Barcott is an environmental journalist whose articles on humans and wildlife appear in Outside Magazine, National Geographic, The New York Times Magazine, and other publications.

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February 04, 2009

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Anne E.

The Hilltop IS a 47 year old woman. I should know because at 44, I'm approaching Hilltopitude. Let me know if you decide to sneak into the Hilltop discussion. I'll come too and pretend not to know you!

Wendy Redal

Bruce, congrats on this exciting acknowledgment! I wish I was going to be up there to take some of this in. Hope to see you guys in June, though; we are going to climb Adams with my brother-in-law and his son. It won't quite measure up to The Mountain, but it will be a fine entree to NW volcano mountaineering for Kjell. Your webpage is looking fantastic, by the way. I love your typeface. Give my love to Claire & the kids. We miss you guys.

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