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Check out this new online literary magazine that is starting up. www.adventummagazine.com wanted to pass on the info. There looking for writing/ photography and haiku submissions, plus a chance to win some prizes in the contest.

right on, thanks guys. I'll take the info into consideration.

anybody got experience with the Kayland 6001 as compared to the spantik / Baruntse or other similar models by the likes of scarpa/millet....etc.? Whats the fit like? are they in between a scarpa and sportiva or radically different?

I'd stay away from Beal and lean towards Mammut. I own the Icelines and aren't to pleased with em. Great for pure ice, suck for wondering rock/alpine routes. Fuzz up quicker than the rest, get soft quick, tangle easy and seems to lose the BDry treatment in a relatively short period of time. However I've been very pleased with the Mammut ropes I've had.

How abouts did you do this? Did you contact a publishing house for quotes of prices or is every guidebook printed just off a home printer and put together by you? reason I ask is I recently moved down from Juneau, AK to Spokane where i've been putting together a list of Ice climbs in Juneau and need to put something into print and get it on the shelves. There is a ton of potential there its just there aren't enough climbers in Juneau to take advantage of it. Ive got enough material from probably a 40-60 page guidebook. I played around using shutterfly to print books but it's to costly per print.