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Steve Longenecker is a consummate educator. Beyond his passion for rock climbing, Steve has a penchant for venomous snakes and birds of prey.

Last Dec. 17, 85-year-old Steve Longenecker, legendary bird-man, snake-man, and Western North Carolina rock climbing pioneer, invited my husband, Graham Ramsey, and me, to join him and his ebullient ...