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Lucien Bérardini, born September 24, 1930 in Martigues and died October 13, 2005 in Montpellier, was a French mountaineer. Lucien Bérardini learned the art of climbing on the rocks of the forest of Fontainebleau then on the cliffs of Saussois. Faced with aristocratic mountaineering with personalities such as Henri de Ségogne, and professional mountaineering of which the guides are the emblematic figure, a new form of amateur mountaineering stemming from the Parisian popular circles is developing: "rogue" mountaineering. ". The Robert Paragot-Lucien Bérardini team is the most striking illustration of this. Insolent, iconoclastic, non-conformist, they symbolize the post-war climbers of modest origin who, making fun of conventions and rules, overthrew the stereotypes of the “perfect mountaineer”. Bold, tenacious, driven by a tremendous desire to be and to surpass themselves, Lucien Bérardini and Robert Paragot have found in climbing the way to release their energy.
6.3The Ruffian
1983
10.0Anatomy of a First
1966
10.0Makalu 8481m - West Pillar
1971
10.0Paragot-Bérardini, La Cordée des Voyous
1997
10.0Aconcagua
1991
10.0Victories on the Himalayas
1960
10.0Pierre Mazeaud, la vie en face(s)
2013
10.0Hoggar
1959
10.0Aventure à Bleau
1980
10.0Guido Magnone - The Artist
1997
10.0La Grande Cordée
1997
10.0Paragot By Paragot
2020
10.0Verdon-Saussois 1983
1983
10.0Guido Magnone - Le Baladeur
2008
10.0As Long As We Love Her
1957
5.5Because The Mountain Was There
1971
10.0La Voie Terray
2007