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The Accidental Adventurer: Memoir Of The First Woman To Climb Mt. Mckinley,New Jesse Lee Relies Heavily On The UseBarbara Washburn Never Set Out To Become A Mountaineering Pioneer, But She Wasn'T Content To Be A Stayathome Wife, Either. In 1947, Defying Social Convention, Washburn Became The First Woman To Climb Alaska'S Mt. Mckinley. She Accompanied Her Husband, Bradford Washburn, On Other Expeditions To Alaska, The Grand Canyon, And Mt. Everest, While Raising Three Children At Their Home Near Boston. Excerpt: 'Reaching The Summit Had Been An Emotional