Basic Mountaineering by the Sierra Club (1965) France

Basic Mountaineering by the Sierra Club (1965) FranceInstructional booklet compiled by the San Diego Chapter of the Sierra Club. Edited by Henry I. Mandolf. 199 pages, black and white with illustrative diagrams and one blue tear out page designed to be kept in the first aid kit. If no one buys the book, I might tear out the page and put it in my kit! Save the tear out page!

Rock and ice climbing in Rocky Mountain National Park

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Birding with the Bears in the Brooks Range by Vivian Staender

Harlin describes the book's selection of areas and routes thus: "The climbing must be accessible by moderate hiking from a car-camping basecamp

Black and white with hand-drawn maps and labeled

transcend their era

Previous owner's name written on spine

Mountain Magazine

Ken Crockett

with sun fading on edges (particularly the spine)

The first rule of Montana rock climbing is you don't talk about Montana rock climbing

His deliberately subjective view of the world and his exploration of his fears earned him the reputation of having revolutionized alpine literature