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Joe maffei reviews; Maxpedition gear
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2009 NCWTS At California – Part 5 of 10
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mountaineering equipment
Are editions of “Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills” very different?
I would like to purchase supposedly THE guide to climbing, and I notice that previous editions are considerably cheaper. I am quite new to climbing and would like to read about fundamentals, techniques, equipment, etc.
Should I go ahead an get the 6th (1992) edition, or has so much changed or is there so much new material that the 7th (2003) is a much better choice?
Thanks.
The newer edition is updated for belays, bouldering, sport climbing, and other techniques including better sections on ice tools and use.
There’s enough of significance in revisions that I can recommend the most recent edition as having a lot of details that have changed since the 1992 edition in both technique and equipment.
Another book worth a look is by Falcon Press on anchoring, definitely a good reference.
Rock Climbing Care and Safety : Carabineers : Tips for Caring for Rock & Mountain Climbing Gear
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KiD Adventures Watches Falling Tree in Humboldt Redwood State Park
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camping in the Rocky Mountain National Park?
Where is the best place to tent camp in the Rocky Mountain National Park?
I like Moraine Park Campground (8160 ft), located on Bear Lake Road approximately two and a half miles south of the Beaver Meadows Entrance Station, has 245 sites. Open year round. Reservations taken and recommended from May 21 to October 6, 2008. First-come, first-served the remainder of the year. Camping fee $20/site/night during the reservation period and when water is on; fee after water is turned off is $14/site/night. Recreational vehicle and trailer length limit is 35 feet.
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