Ebook: Flakes, jugs, and splitters: a rock climber's guide to geology
Author: Garlick Sarah
- Tags: NATURE--Rocks & Minerals, SCIENCE--Earth Sciences--General, SCIENCE--Physics--Geophysics, Geology--North America, Geology--United States, Geology, Popular works, Electronic books, Geology -- United States -- Popular works, Geology -- North America -- Popular works, NATURE -- Rocks & Minerals, SCIENCE -- Earth Sciences -- General, SCIENCE -- Physics -- Geophysics, North America, United States
- Series: Falcon guide., How to climb series
- Year: 2009
- Publisher: FalconGuides
- City: United States;North America
- Language: English
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Rock climbers have an inherent interest in geology. For some, it's about knowing what gear to use or how to avoid rotten bands of rock. For others, it's about finding the next hot-spot boulder field, or understanding why their local crag exists. For most of them, curiosity about rocks comes as naturally as their desire to climb them. Geology is the fundamental control on the sport, and yet there are no practical guides for the climber interested in rocks. & nbsp;Flakes, Jugs, and Splitters fills the niche. With an informal Q & A format and fun, informative language, it brings the often esoteric science of geology into the hands of rock climbers. Covering topics from how to use a geologic map to finding new crags, from why Europe has the best limestone to how El Capitan's North America Wall got its name, this book has a fact for every climber's ponderings. Top-quality photographs of worldwide destinations and easy-to-read artist's renderings of geologic concepts make it as visually engaging as it is entertaining and edifying.
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