Author Topic: Southern Yosemite Guidebooks  (Read 5727 times)

mike a

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Re: Southern Yosemite Guidebooks
« Reply #15 on: March 28, 2014, 11:08:05 am »
hi guy's, thanks so much for the hot tip, i am super psyched to see how it works, paint brush works well, but maybe this will work better for my topos, i think that two of the things i do not like about the new shuteye book, grahm's book, is no hand made topos, and on his picture topos it does not show the crux nor where the bolts are, btw daniel, i met your son ford at castle the other weekend, he is a real nice guy, and a good climber as well, thanks again, happy friday and climbing, mike a.

John

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Re: Southern Yosemite Guidebooks
« Reply #16 on: March 28, 2014, 02:34:55 pm »
I like a combination of photo overlays and drawn topos.

I am not sure that I appreciate if the cruxes are marked. You are going to find your crux regardless of if it is marked. I just want to stay on the correct route.

susan

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Re: Southern Yosemite Guidebooks
« Reply #17 on: March 29, 2014, 10:17:47 am »
I dont mind seeing when the grade for the climb is pointed to at a certain part of a topo. I know this isn't what either of you mean, but I don't care for spoilers such as beta to manage a crux. It is ironic how a lot of info can result in some climbs not getting climbed so much.