AlpineK Posted April 27, 2005 Posted April 27, 2005 You make me laugh. With your attitude nobody should make any kind of money off climbing. If you feel that way why not get rid of all your gear...I mean those whores don't deserve your hard earned money. I'm sure you can make everything you need. Quote
corvallisclimb Posted May 2, 2005 Posted May 2, 2005 right on chris, your new book should be good! your last one is a peice of work. no one fuckin posts anything in this form anyway, and when someone does post something of use the elitist cascadeclimbers have to come in and spray! to that Quote
Dru Posted May 2, 2005 Posted May 2, 2005 Kevin McLane was talking about how high tech the new Squamish guide is going to be, in "TWO COLOURS!!" (black & white, and red) and now Chris Mac scoops him with a full color yos guide Quote
Chris_McNamara Posted May 26, 2005 Author Posted May 26, 2005 ok, how is this for a less commercial post: Hey guys, just wanted to let you know that after 5 years of approaching, drawing, hauling, biviying, gps'ing, photographing and.. oh yeah, climing... the new big walls book is out. i am not trying to spam the forum here. i just think there are people here who might be planning a trip to yosemite and want to know that there is some updated info out there. also, i tried to make this book more than just a guide by including more histories and lots of full page photos. but what i am most psyched about is that the book is in full color. my goal was to create a climbing guide/coffe table book. you can all let me know if i was successful at that or not. anyway, you can download a free sample of the book at: http://www.supertopo.com/bigwalls/yosemite/bigwalls.html Quote
billcoe Posted May 31, 2005 Posted May 31, 2005 Thanks Chris: Also, F anyones info, the Valley store has it for 1/2 price at $16.00 right now if you are interested in buying it. Quote
JAFO Posted August 14, 2005 Posted August 14, 2005 Thanks Chris, There has been some spray on this book here and it's probably the same a-holes that would have said climbing rubber and cams were cheating. (of course they use them now) My guess is alot of them have never even been down to the valley. I bought your book after getting handed a hand drawn topo half way up the leaning tower. Of course we had a book but it wasn't anything like yours. (so much was out of date) And if the book takes the adventure out how come everyone and their brother wanted to borrow my book when I brought it back to seattle? Great book, awsome info, guide and coffee table book in one. Quote
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