Name That Guidebook Vol 1

Thanks for the reminder phylp.

ddriverwrote:

Thanks for the reminder phylp.

Boulder rock climbs (1982 or so?)

Close enough for me. Pictorial Guide to Boulder Climbs. Rossiter 4th Edition 1986.

This one may be very easy…or not.

Just the area is acceptable.

Same rock as Elbe/Labe sandstone, but slightly different geographically. Dresden is in the wrong country. Sean Villanueva recently called this his favorite crag.

Alan’s got it. Adršpach. 

Elbe?

Not quite. Same rock, but a little NE of the Elbe drainage. It is a national park. 

Dresden?

Well, one of the ‘rock towns’ in the Czech Republic—Ardspach,maybe.

I was off in the gym. But I’m not in a position to post anything right now, so D.D. you’re up.

Alan Rubinwrote:

I was off in the gym. But I’m not in a position to post anything right now, so D.D. you’re up.

Roger that. Back in a minute...

This one should slow you down a bit.

ddriverwrote:

This one should slow you down a bit.

Ha ha.  

Hey, man, nice Titon!

Here's a hint. One of the authors went on to become editor of a climbing magazine.

ddriverwrote:

Here's a hint. One of the authors went on to become editor of a climbing magazine.

Going to assume it's Jeff Jackson and it's either a Texas or Mexico guidebook. CenTex Limestone?

Matt is a winner.

Name that guidebook! Excerpt from the intro should give it away.

Yes indeed! I'm on a road trip so that's the only guidebook in reach. C Miller, you're up. 

Williamson Rock

one of my favorite spots, second edition