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instructional books
Items in this category : 12
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If you are learning or wanting to hone your mountain skills then you could benefit from a good instructional book. Take a look at our range of mountain literature and climbing books to see what might help you.
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2011 LAMRT Annual Report
By LAMRT
The Langdale and Ambleside Mountain Rescue Teams annual report covering all accidents and incidents in 2010.
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Alpinist Magazine
By Cordee
Combining well researched and intellegent articles with stunning aspirational images, Alpinist is read for its fascinating content but is treasured for its style and good looks.
No 36, £8.95 | 1 in stock
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Classic Dolomites Climbs
By Cordee
Classic Dolomites Climbs is an indispensible guide for any climber heading to the Dolomites. It highlights 100 of the very best routes in the area, with grades ranging from III to VII.
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Lancashire Rock BMC Guidebook
By Cordee
A definitive guide to all rock climbs in the Lancashire area, from the quarries and edges of the gritstone area in the south, to the limestone escarpments in the north.
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Mont Blanc - 5 Summit Routes
By Cordee
This guidebook describes, in detail and with full colour photographs, five of the classic ascent routes to the summit of Mont Blanc 4808m.
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Mountain Biking in the Lake District - by Ian Boydon
By Cicerone
If knobbly tyres and mud splattered legs and Full Sus. set ups are your kind of thing then Mountain Biking in the Lake District is the book for you; with 24 cracking routes around the picturesque English Lake District.
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Pocket First Aid and Wilderness Medicine
By Cicerone
Now in its 10th Edition, this acclaimed book is a invaluable guide for anyone venturing into wild and remote areas. It provides the basic knowledge necessary to offer first aid for most injuries and illnesses.
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Scrambles in Lochaber
By Cicerone
Some of the best scrambling in Britain can be found around throughout the Lochaber area. With over 70 routes, this guide includes popular routes as well as some hidden 'gems' that are rarely climbed and have a more pioneering feel to them.
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