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Best rock climbing book to learn from


Miguel75

4-Mar-2011
2:57:36 PM

On 4/03/2011 Winston Smith wrote:
>Deliverance, especially when you're going to Tassie or Natimuk.

Especially if you have a purty mouth and/or, can squeal like a pig!!! ;)


StuckNut

4-Mar-2011
3:08:57 PM

Mountaineering - Freedom of the Hills
Climbing Anchors - John Long
Self Rescue - David Fasulo

Are the books I have. The first two I highly recommend for a noob/wanna-be trad climber(like me). Self Rescue I can see being very handy later on after I have the basics dialed.


Eduardo Slabofvic

4-Mar-2011
3:58:41 PM

I'm serious about House a Pooh Corner.

Our man Pooh is a serious Zen master. He is in the now. You must be in the now when you climb. You must become one with Pooh.

(note the "h", Zeb)


Macciza

6-Mar-2011
12:59:16 PM

See also the 'Tao of Pooh' . .. seriously . . . .
"While Eeyore frets ...
... and Piglet hesitates
... and Rabbit calculates
... and Owl pontificates
...Pooh just is."

"The wise know their limitations; the foolish do not."
- The Tao of Pooh


Eduardo Slabofvic

6-Mar-2011
7:46:39 PM

Also the Te of Piglet. The power of the small

dmnz

4-Nov-2011
5:06:40 PM

a friend gave me 'Tao of Pooh'

and yes I have read it


E. Wells

4-Nov-2011
5:49:05 PM

..read ' The Orgone Accumulator Handbook ' by James DeMeo. Now thats a great read Pffffft

widewetandslippery

4-Nov-2011
6:46:43 PM

Now I don't mind w.riech but that wooden box thing with electrode plates was a bit wierd. I chose to climb by bonington and mt analouge by dumal come to mind.

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