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So, . . . How Does the Rope Get Up There Anyway? Our Price: $10.00 Sale Price: $5.00		MILE 445 Our Price: $15.95 Sale Price: $10.88		Edward Abbey - Abbey's Road Our Price: $11.95

So, . . . How Does the Rope Get Up There, Anyway? answers the FAQ’s and enlight and delight the readers with its revelations about big wall climbing and climbers.		An adventure on the PCT that makes Ms. Straight "Wild" look ridiculous....		You are about to visit some of the most exciting places on earth. Not the sort of excitement that makes morning headlines or the nightly news.


Eighty Years of Adventure Our Price: $14.95		The MARDENS OF AURORA: A Gold Rush Account Our Price: $15.00		Channel Islands National Park & National Marine Sanctuary Our Price: $25.00 Sale Price: $15.00

George N. Gafford threats the reader to an wonderful adventure that took him a lifetime to accomplish it to this point. Notice that I said a lifetime of adventure, and not an adventure of a lifetime. He shares his gained knowledge of places and people from all around the World and cross-times of war and peace.		This book contains not only the exciting story of this gold rush family, but a brief history of Aurora and Bodie, located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.		A short distance off the mainland of Southern California stand five intriguing islands that make up Channel Islands National Park. On a clear day the islands are easily viewable from just about anywhere along the coastline, from Point Conception to the Santa Monica Mountains.


Take it Easy! Our Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $16.95		The Southwest's Contrary Land List Price: $39.95 Our Price: $39.95 Sale Price: $23.95

An Optimist's Voyage Past War and Tragedy to adventure and Romance To become a best seller this book should be a great deal more salacious, written by one recently in the headlines—and called a memoir.		What makes this land contrary? Diversity, extremes, contrasts, contradictions.