Today has released the latest Climbing Guide to the Pedro, Luis Santamaría sports (the doctor). It's been a long delivery with complications, but the end product has come for everyone to enjoy.
Well let the mess .... to see what I can tell ...
Regarding the former, the price has increased significantly (4 years have passed each other): from 15.50 euros to 27 euros. But we all know what life has become more expensive right? You have doubled the number of channels and pages.
With regard to the 'bible' comment if you all (not just sports) are complementary. Of Lujan is much more complete but for the sport will be the reference Santamaria.
to supplement the library I would no more, the book Cesar Castro. To regulars, collectors guides, or those who like to make more rare tracks and cracks of 'climbing rare' by Tino .
Overall
Ah! more useful index at the end, the alphabet.
About Riscos
areas or areas that were not published (in guides). Some of them can get online information:
some things I've seen, after this quick look: Hollow Hill
If I see little things new, I'll be rectifying the post ...
Well let the mess .... to see what I can tell ...
Regarding the former, the price has increased significantly (4 years have passed each other): from 15.50 euros to 27 euros. But we all know what life has become more expensive right? You have doubled the number of channels and pages.
With regard to the 'bible' comment if you all (not just sports) are complementary. Of Lujan is much more complete but for the sport will be the reference Santamaria.
to supplement the library I would no more, the book Cesar Castro. To regulars, collectors guides, or those who like to make more rare tracks and cracks of 'climbing rare' by Tino .
Overall
- Compact size (as the old and Lujan).
- not enter into the historical details of the tracks. It gives the name, grade, description and quality of the roads.
- It indicates the quality of roads (3 levels). Quality is in reference to the cliff.
- All in color.
- Sketch of photographs (with some exceptions)
- The two major developments:
- In each double-page sketch and have available the information of the tracks. Which makes it very comfortable to use.
- GPS coordinates are provided.
- I missed any sector. If something is missing from .... (La Raja)
- way is recotan. There
- new crags.
- new routes are reviewed or new sectors in existing areas.
- There are plans to locate the cliffs.
-
orientations are indicated
Ah! more useful index at the end, the alphabet.
About Riscos
areas or areas that were not published (in guides). Some of them can get online information:
- Dallas, Muro
- Dehesilla, Risco of (if not the same as had been referenced in ancient Lujan, but in any case it is still almost unknown )
- Ermita, Plates
- Forrest Gump, Risco de
- Fuente, Risco de la (published in Scale 51)
- Gusarapo, Sector
- Islazo, Cancho (published in Scale 51)
- Monday, Risco
- the Flame, Risco
- the south, the Cancho
- Officers, Board of
- Wrist Cancho of
- Ninja, Plate
- Puli, Ceiling (published in Scale 51) Punta
- Blanquita, plates (in the Tino, Punta Blanquita appears, but no plates)
- Mouse
fairways - Redondo, Cancho
- Tamboril, Plates
- Lower Tora Bora News
some things I've seen, after this quick look: Hollow Hill
- : galore recotaciones Quebrantaherraduras
- bottom: I see a few degrees porphine confirmed newer tracks in this sector.
- Cancho of the Dead: remove sectors that had not been published before.
- Brezos: is published babaresas sector.
- nine plate: first guide to all routes in the sector. 3 guides, 3 different lenses. This is homogeneity).
- Castillo: new pathways outlined .
If I see little things new, I'll be rectifying the post ...
