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On Sight Publishing North Wales Limestone - The Definitive Guide is a not-for-profit guidebook has been written by a team of local climbers who share a keen interest in showcasing the North Wales Limestone area with a much-needed update of the 2014 definitive guide. All profits from sales will be donated to access and environmental projects, including the North Wales Bolt Fund. This will enable the bolt fund to continue its vital support of volunteers in actively developing new climbs and maintaining existing climbs and their lower-offs.
The book features inspiring action photos from both amateur and professional climbing photographers, full-colour photo topos throughout, detailed route descriptions and approach maps, environmental and access information and a historical section with contributions from many of the area's most prolific climbing activists.
Specifications:Author: Andy Boorman & Ian CarrNo of Pages: 525Page Size: 148 x 210 mmISBN 10: 1904207766ISBN 13: 9781904207764Publisher: On Sight PublishingPublished Date: May 2023Edition: 2nd Edition: April 2023Binding: Paperback (flapped)Illustrations: Colour photos and photo-toposWeight: 870g
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