If you’re interested in the history of climbing I suggest you check out the biography of Paul Pruess, The Lord of the Abyss. Here’s a quick video about the Austrian alpinist incredible free solo story narrated by author David Smart. Climbing before WW1, Paul was famous for onsight free soloing some huge routes. Here’s a look back at the man who changed climbing forever:
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