In Part 3 of our series on female climbers of the 1980s, we wrap up the decade with difficulty reaching new heights. We see a smart pattern start to emerge at the top of the pack as women realize how to leverage their unique strengths, and in doing so, they prove themselves with resounding success at the most futuristic crag in the world - Buoux. 
In this episode we discuss Christine Gambert, Catherine Destivelle, Lynn Hill, Isabelle Pattisiere, as well as many women who were involved in the business and culture of climbing. 
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Season Two is generously supported by<a href='https://rab.equipment/us/'> Rab</a>. 
This episode is supported by<a href='https://tensionclimbing.com/'> Tension Climbing</a>. Use code WRITTEN15 at checkout.
Written in Stone is co-created with<a href='https://link.powercompanyclimbing.com/stone-epnotes'> Power Company Climbing.</a>

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