General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Into the Wild	14-Dec-2007 At 11:17:02 AM	qman
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Which is sort of the point i think Obviously Jon Krak was struggling with this concept right through the book. Trying to work out whether this was just an expression of the "adventurous nature" that we all share (albeit and extreme one) or whether this was something inherently distructive. So it appears that the film has carried the intent of the book. Which is unusual in hollywood. I challenge you to read the "legend of bagger vance" and watch the movie and see hollywood in action. The book is VERY weird.

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