Climbing in The British Isles, Vol. 2 - Wales and Ireland
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The volume offers a practical climbing guide to Wales and Ireland, surveying notable crags, mountain routes, coastal scrambles, and island climbs while noting transport and accommodation considerations. It combines route descriptions, topographical plans, and illustrations with advice on seasonal conditions, equipment, and safety—especially winter hazards and weather variability—plus tips for pronouncing local place-names. Regional sketches highlight characteristic terrain such as bogs, granite headlands, and waterfalls, and botanical and geological observations appear alongside route-specific recommendations for approach, difficulty, and common hazards.
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