Climber's Guide to the Midwest's Metamorphic Forms

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Summary: As a climber, I was very pleased to find this guide!
Review: I found that this climber's guide had many things that my otherclimbing guidebooks did not have. Moving to Missouri from Colorado, Iwas hoping to find more than "moo-moo cows and piggys." Well... I have found, with much help from this guidebook, that Missouri has some hard stuff and a wide variety of rock types. I give the author two thumbs up; this guide is bomb in comparison. Thanks for the great beta! Oh checkout the Glossary in the back of the guide. It's hilariously too true...

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Summary: A Climber's Guide To the Midwest's Metamorphic Forms
Review: This book was okay. . . that's the best word I can think of to describe it. I did like the emphasis on the "leave no trace" philosophy. The dictionary of terms in the back is funny, and there are some good photographs. It is somewhat hard to find specific places, without reading it cover to cover. In the future, as well, I think Mr. Floyd might benefit from better editing. . . there were more than ten glaring grammatical/spelling errors. All in all, not a bad effort. I'd buy it again.

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Summary: A Climber's Guide To the Midwest's Metamorphic Forms
Review: This book was okay. . . that's the best word I can think of to describe it. I did like the emphasis on the "leave no trace" philosophy. The dictionary of terms in the back is funny, and there are some good photographs. It is somewhat hard to find specific places, without reading it cover to cover. In the future, as well, I think Mr. Floyd might benefit from better editing. . . there were more than ten glaring grammatical/spelling errors. All in all, not a bad effort. I'd buy it again.