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#1639 From: "rimfounder" <harrisonhood@...>
Date: Wed Dec 5, 2012 10:24 pm
Subject: More books than before
rimfounder
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I am cleaning out my library.

These prices are for a single book. If you want more I am willing to haggle.
Please let me know if you want a better description. I will update periodically.
There are some great books in here. Some are even signed. The price reflects
going rate and condition. Buyer pays for shipping. Thanks for checking this out.
Happy holidays.

Annapurna a Womens; Blum place PB 1980 good condition $10.00
Annapurna a Womens; place Blum HB 1980 very good condition $20.00

Annapurna Maurice; Herzog HB 1953 1st ed with dj $20.00

Kingdom of the Adventure: Everest; Ullman HB 1947 dj warn $10


Challenge an Anthology of the Literature of Climbing; Irwin 1950 1st ed. HD
mylar cover book VG $10

The Ascent of Everest; Hunt 1943 HB no dj with chart in back of book $10
The Conquest of Everest; Hunt 1954 HB dj in bad shape $10

Tigar of the Snow; Tenzing of Everest HB vg 1st ed 1955 dj in mylar $30

From Ocean to Sea; Hillary $15
High in the Thin Cold Air; Edmund Hillary & Desmond Doig 1st ed. 1962 $11
Ascent Two Lives Explored: Autobiographies of Ed and Peter Hillary $45

Triumph On Everest A tribute from the sherpas of Nepal like new Signed by
Jamling $35.

South Col: Wilfred Noyce 1954 1st ed HB slight tear in cover in mylar $10

Into Thin Air; Krakauer PB $5

Ascent; Laurence Leamer 1982 PB $2.00
Ascent; Laurence Leamer 1982 HB 1st ed $8

Addicted to Danger; Wickwire paperback PB $10

Adventures Athletes Climbers; Steven Boga PB $3

A most hostile Mountain; Waterman no dj tight and clean book $10

Postcards From the Ledge; Greg Child 1998 HB VF DJ in mylar $15.00

The Last Blue Ridge; Ralph Barker 1st ed 1959 PB well loved

Mountains and Man; Larry W. Price PB $10

Fire and Ice The Cascade Volcanoes; Stephen L. Harris PB $5

This Game of Ghosts; Joe Simpsom PB $5
The Beckoning Silence; Joe Simpson PB $5
Storms of Silence; Joe Simpson 1st ed PB $7.00

Great Adventures National Geo 1963 HB cover has some wear $3.00

Where Mountains Live Twelve Great Treks of the World; signed by Leo Le Bon HB VG
condition $50.00

Left for Dead; Weathers PB $3.00

Beyond the Limits; Stacy Allison PB $3

Clouds From Both Sides; Julie Tullis pb $5

The Vertical World of Yosemite; Rowell. Signed by Royal Robbins no DJ $35
High and Wild; Rowell HB VG book Good Jacket $10

The lost Explorer; Anker inscribed by athor PB $10



Ascents Steck and Roper
1972 1/2 of page 12 is missing signed by roper and Steck $10
1975-76 signed by Roper, steck and Beckey $65
1980 signed by Roper, Steck $30
1980 signed by Roper, Steck and Robbins $40
1993 Best of Ascent signed by Steck and Roper $20 HB cover ripped.

Sierra club tote books:
Hiking the Southwest 1983 $10

Star's guide to the John Muir Trail and the High Sierra Region 12th ed. $10
Hiking the big foot country $10

Wilderness guide Press pocket guides:
Tuolumne Meadows high Sierra hiking guide $8
Yosemite high Sierra hiking guide $8
Devils postpile; Felzer with map $8
Mineral King; Felzer with map $8
Mount Goddard; Robinson and Selters with map $8


Going light with Backpack or Burro; Brower 1962 HB $15.00

Belaying the Leader 1964 PB Sierra Club Press $5.00

Climbing in North America; Jones HB with warn cover $15
Climbing in North America; Jones HB with no cover $10
On Snow and Ice Rubaffat 1967 HB no dj $12

A climber's Guide to the High Sierra; Hervey H. Voge HB 1965 $20

Basin and range; McPhee. PB cool book on the history of that area $5

Winter tales and Trails; Watters. Guide to Idahoe, Tetons & Yellowstone $5

The Colorado River in the Grand Canyon; Stevens. A river rafting guide

Honduras the Undiscoverd Country; Hibbard. A whitewater river guide $5

White water Rafting; McGinnis complet how to guide to rafting $5

The Sierra Club Wilderness Handbook Brower 1967 PB $3.00

Carson-Iceberg Wilderness High Sierra guide $8

Mexican Volcanoes A climbing Guide $10

Desolation wilderness and the South lake Tahoe Basin Schaffer $8

The Urban Adventure Handbook; Alan North $10
Mountain Hight Mountain Rescue; Parr. HB vg condition $10

Climbing School John Barry & Rodger Mear $10 like new

The complete guide to Mountain Climbing, Howard Smith Jr. 1977 PB ex
libray $2.50

103 Hikes in Southwestern BC; Macaree. $5

The hikers guide to the Humboldt Coast; Bob Lorentzen $5

50 best hikes in Yosemite and Sequoia/Kings Canyon; Krist $8

The Recreation Guide to CA National Parks; Stratton $5

Desert Hiking; Ganci. PB wilderness press 3rd edition 1993 $5

Adventuring in the California Desert; Foster. Sierra Club book $8

Mount St. Helena & R. L. Stevenson State Park; Stanton Signed $8

Southern California Bouldering Guide; Fry $10

Classic Rock Climbs Castle Crags; Davis. $5

The Mt. Shasta Book; Selters and Zanger with map $10

Rock Climbs of Indian Cove; Bartlett $5

Country Walks near Boston; Fisher PB $5

Basic Rock Craft Robbins $8

Backpack cookery Ruth Menenhall La Seirra press 1966 $5.00

Mount Everest Himalayan-handbuch Band I german printing in German $5

Yosemite Indians; Godfrey. 1977 PB Intersting pamphlet in history and
culture of Yosemite Indians. $5

#1640 From: "rimfounder" <harrisonhood@...>
Date: Wed Dec 12, 2012 2:38 am
Subject: New and reduced books
rimfounder
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I am cleaning out my library.

Just reduced some prices and eliminated sold books. Please check it out.

These prices are for a single book. If you want more I am willing to haggle.
Please let me know if you want a better description. I will update periodically.
There are some great books in here. Some are even signed. The price reflects
going rate and condition. Buyer pays for shipping. Thanks for checking this out.
Happy holidays.

Annapurna a Womens Place; Blum PB 1980 good condition $10.00
Annapurna a Womens Place; Blum HB 1980 very good condition $20.00

Annapurna Maurice; Herzog HB 1953 1st ed with dj $12.00

Kingdom of the Adventure: Everest; Ullman HB 1947 dj warn $5

Challenge an Anthology of the Literature of Climbing; Irwin 1950 1st ed. HD
mylar cover book VG $10

The Ascent of Everest; Hunt 1943 HB no dj with chart in back of book $10
The Conquest of Everest; Hunt 1954 HB dj in bad shape $10

Tigar of the Snow; Tenzing of Everest HB vg 1st ed 1955 dj in mylar $30

From Ocean to Sea; Hillary $15
High in the Thin Cold Air; Edmund Hillary & Desmond Doig 1st ed. 1962 $11
Ascent Two Lives Explored: Autobiographies of Ed and Peter Hillary $40

Triumph On Everest A tribute from the sherpas of Nepal like new Signed by
Jamling $30.

South Col: Wilfred Noyce 1954 1st ed HB slight tear in cover in mylar $10

Into Thin Air; Krakauer PB $2

Ascent; Laurence Leamer 1982 PB $2.00
Ascent; Laurence Leamer 1982 HB 1st ed $6

Addicted to Danger; Wickwire paperback PB $5

Adventures Athletes Climbers; Steven Boga PB $2

A most hostile Mountain; Waterman no dj tight and clean book $7

Postcards From the Ledge; Greg Child 1998 HB VF DJ in mylar $12.00

The Last Blue Ridge; Ralph Barker 1st ed 1959 PB well loved $3

K2 Triumph and Tragedy; Curran PB 1987 $5

No Shortcuts to the Top; Viesters inscribed by Author $20

Mountains and Man; Larry W. Price PB $10

Fire and Ice The Cascade Volcanoes; Stephen L. Harris PB $5

This Game of Ghosts; Joe Simpsom PB $5
The Beckoning Silence; Joe Simpson PB $5
Storms of Silence; Joe Simpson 1st ed PB $5.00
Buy all 3 for $10

Great Adventures; National Geo 1963 HB cover has some wear $2.00

Where Mountains Live Twelve Great Treks of the World; signed by Leo Le Bon HB VG
condition $30.00

Left for Dead; Weathers PB $2.00

Beyond the Limits; Stacy Allison PB $3

Clouds From Both Sides; Julie Tullis pb $3

The Vertical World of Yosemite; Rowell. Signed by Royal Robbins no DJ $35

The lost Explorer; Anker inscribed by athor PB $10



Ascents; Steck and Roper
1975-76 signed by Roper, steck and Beckey $60
1980 signed by Roper, Steck $30
1980 signed by Roper, Steck and Robbins $40
1993 Best of Ascent signed by Steck and Roper $20 HB cover ripped.

Sierra club tote books:
Hiking the Southwest 1983 $8
Star's guide to the John Muir Trail and the High Sierra Region 12th ed. $8
Hiking the big foot country $10

Wilderness guide Press pocket guides:
Tuolumne Meadows high Sierra hiking guide $8
Yosemite high Sierra hiking guide $8
Devils postpile; Felzer with map $8
Mineral King; Felzer with map $8
Mount Goddard; Robinson and Selters with map $8

Marble Mountains Wilderness; Green PB with map $8

The Pacific Crest Trail Volume 1 California PB Shaffer et al 1990 $8

Guidebook to the Sunset Ranges of So. Cal.; Leadabrand 1967 PB $8

Going light with Backpack or Burro; Brower 1962 HB $10.00

Belaying the Leader 1964 PB Sierra Club Press $5.00

Climbing in North America; Jones HB with warn cover $15
Climbing in North America; Jones HB with no cover $10

On Snow and Ice Rubaffat 1967 HB no dj $12


Winter tales and Trails; Watters. Guide to Idaho, Tetons & Yellowstone $5

The Colorado River in the Grand Canyon; Stevens. A river rafting guide
Honduras the Undiscoverd Country; Hibbard. A whitewater river guide $5
White water Rafting; McGinnis complet how to guide to rafting $5

Carson-Iceberg Wilderness High Sierra guide $8

Mexican Volcanoes A climbing Guide $10

Desolation wilderness and the South lake Tahoe Basin Schaffer $8

The Urban Adventure Handbook; Alan North $9

Mountain High Mountain Rescue; Parr. HB vg condition $8

Climbing School John Barry & Rodger Mear $10 like new

The complete guide to Mountain Climbing, Howard Smith Jr. 1977 PB ex
libray $1.00

103 Hikes in Southwestern BC; Macaree. $3

The hikers guide to the Humboldt Coast; Bob Lorentzen $5

50 best hikes in Yosemite and Sequoia/Kings Canyon; Krist $8

The Recreation Guide to CA National Parks; Stratton $5

Desert Hiking; Ganci. PB wilderness press 3rd edition 1993 $5

Adventuring in the California Desert; Foster. Sierra Club book $5

Mount St. Helena & R. L. Stevenson State Park; Stanton Signed $8

Classic Rock Climbs Castle Crags; Davis. $5

The Mt. Shasta Book; Selters and Zanger with map $10

Rock Climbs of Indian Cove; Bartlett $5

Country Walks near Boston; Fisher PB $5

Basic Rock Craft Robbins $8

Backpack cookery Ruth Menenhall La Seirra press 1966 $5.00

Mount Everest Himalayan-handbuch Band I german printing in German $5

Yosemite Indians; Godfrey. 1977 PB Intersting pamphlet in history and
culture of Yosemite Indians. $5

#1644 From: "james" <lbclimber@...>
Date: Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:33 pm
Subject: Climbing gear, books, shoes for sale
lbclimber
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Moving-dirt cheap Climbing books, stoppers, pulley, shoes, harnesses, grigri,
biners,
furniture, tables, chairs, futon sofabed, king bed, books, magazines, comics,
fans, bicycle, non HD/LCD TVs, electronics, frames, framed prints, stereo gear,
laptop bags,  computer cables and parts, etc.
You pick up in el segundo 90245 for cash or pay for shipping. Message me
directly please.

#1645 From: Serge Melle <icyfrostyday@...>
Date: Tue Dec 25, 2012 1:36 am
Subject: Re: CMG: Climbing gear, books, shoes for sale
icyfrostyday
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interested in some:
 
- pulleys:  what kinds, type, pictures
- bike:  what kind, pics, price
- futon bed:  pics
 
thanks - serge
 

From: james <lbclimber@...>
To: CMG@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 24, 2012 12:33 PM
Subject: CMG: Climbing gear, books, shoes for sale
 
Moving-dirt cheap Climbing books, stoppers, pulley, shoes, harnesses, grigri, biners,
furniture, tables, chairs, futon sofabed, king bed, books, magazines, comics, fans, bicycle, non HD/LCD TVs, electronics, frames, framed prints, stereo gear, laptop bags, computer cables and parts, etc.
You pick up in el segundo 90245 for cash or pay for shipping. Message me directly please.


#1646 From: "Mario Molina" <in2theunknown@...>
Date: Sun Jan 6, 2013 1:40 am
Subject: Late Feb/early March
in2theunknown@...
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interested in doing a long week ( 9 or so days) of ice in late Feb/early March.
Finishing up a contract for the NSF in Antarctica, so not up to date on
conditions.
Based out of Reno, so anything reasonably close would work; Sierras, Elko/
LaMoille canyon, Salt Lake, etc.
Plan B
It would be great to get up to speed on using all those AID thingies;
hooks,beaks,heads,balls, etc.
I'll be back in early Feb, dates are flexible, and can be reached at:
molinamario45@...

#1647 From: Alberto Hung <albertohung@...>
Date: Mon Jan 7, 2013 4:57 pm
Subject: Temporada de Montaña en Perú 2013
hung_pitman
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Prepárate para la temporada de montaña 2013, te invito a recorrer nuestro web site y ver nuestros programas y precios: www.albertohung.com 
Saludos y buen año montañero.

Alberto Hung Pitman

Guía Oficial de Montaña AGMP-UIAGM - Escalador Industrial | Asesor HSE

Móvil: 511-999766274

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#1648 From: Garrick Meeker <garrick@...>
Date: Sat Jan 19, 2013 1:20 am
Subject: Basin Peak on Sunday?
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Is anyone interested in skiing Basin Peak (Castle Peak area) on Sunday?  We can
summit Castle Peak too if you want.

#1649 From: Emilie Cortes <mountaineerchica@...>
Date: Wed Jan 23, 2013 8:44 pm
Subject: AAC National Dinner in SF 2/23/13
emiliecortes...
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Hello all,

This year the annual national dinner of the American Alpine Club is being held in the SF Bay Area.  There are events on both 2/22 and 2/23.  The big dinner event is on 2/23 and celebrating 50 years since the first American summit on Everest.

I'm serving on the host committee this year and my company, Call of the Wild, is donating an auction item that includes dinner with Arlene Blum (woman who led the first all American summit of Annapurna) and myself, some Arlene schwag ("Women on Top" t-shirt, book, etc), and a two-for-one option to go on a Call of the Wild women's only Annapurna Base Camp trek in November 2013.  There should be some other great auction items.

The tickets are steep at $175, but it includes access to the full weekend events and a portion is tax deductible (you'll get a letter from the AAC afterwards - just like the American Himalayan Foundation annual dinner).

Sign up at www.americanalpine.org/everest or let me know if you have any questions!  Hope to see you there!

-Emilie  :-)

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#1650 From: Paul Minault <pminault@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2013 7:12 pm
Subject: bear canisters
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All,

    For those of you who have backpacked with plastic bear-proof food canisters and cursed the weight (and found you couldn't get all your stuff in one anyway), I urge you to consider the Ursack if you haven't already.  It's a light weight food bag made from bullet proof fabric and has been approved for use in by some federal forests (but not Yosemite--yet).   For more info, go to:  http://www.ursack.com/

    For climbers, there's also the Ursack Minor, a rodent-proof bag you can put your food in at the base of the crag and look forward to finding intact it when you get back down--without the hole in your daypack and the wrappers strewn all over the ground. 

    OH, and Tom Cohen, who invented and developed the Ursack is a family friend and gave me a break when I got mine!  You should be so lucky.

Paul




 


#1651 From: Linda Sun <runner@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2013 8:00 pm
Subject: Re: [rock-rendezvous] bear canisters
tb00958
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The newer version of the ursack has an aluminum liner, and odor barrier plastic bags, and is reapproved by Inyo.  But it adds a lot of weight and bulky.

Personally I use bearikade if bear is the question.  I've successfully tested my ursack against marmot, when others' food bags got torn, in areas where bear canisters are not required.

Linda

On Thu, Jan 24, 2013 at 11:47 AM, Steve Thaw <steven_thaw@...> wrote:
 

All,
I had an Ursack several years ago.
Tied it to an eight inch diameter Lodge Pole Pine near Yosemite's Echo Creek/Tuolumne Pass.
A Black Bear ripped and punctured the Ursack bag to shreds.
It took two months to get my refund money back.
The Rangers wanted to hang it in the Tuolumne Meadows Ranger Station for public viewing.
Your choice.
Good Luck.
Steve Thaw
Moraga, Caifornia



From: Paul Minault <pminault@...>
To: CCC Group <Cragmontclimbingclub@yahoogroups.com>; rock rendezvous <rock-rendezvous@yahoogroups.com>; California Mountaineering Group <CMG@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: Chris McNamara <chris@...>
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2013 11:12 AM
Subject: [rock-rendezvous] bear canisters

 
All,

    For those of you who have backpacked with plastic bear-proof food canisters and cursed the weight (and found you couldn't get all your stuff in one anyway), I urge you to consider the Ursack if you haven't already.  It's a light weight food bag made from bullet proof fabric and has been approved for use in by some federal forests (but not Yosemite--yet).   For more info, go to:  http://www.ursack.com/

    For climbers, there's also the Ursack Minor, a rodent-proof bag you can put your food in at the base of the crag and look forward to finding intact it when you get back down--without the hole in your daypack and the wrappers strewn all over the ground. 

    OH, and Tom Cohen, who invented and developed the Ursack is a family friend and gave me a break when I got mine!  You should be so lucky.

Paul




 





#1652 From: robert shattuck <bobolonius@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2013 8:19 pm
Subject: RE: CMG: Re: [rock-rendezvous] bear canisters
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All of the Ursack mishaps I have heard about have mostly involved human error––not thinking to tie the darn thing to a tree, but yeah, even that seems like a joke when up against a bear capable of  shredding cars apart in the valley. 

Damn the inconvenience of it, but I'm sticking with my trusty Garcia. 


BOB
http://www.summitpost.org/plans/view_activity.php?post_id=6480




   



 







#1653 From: Chris Kantarjiev <cak@...>
Date: Thu Jan 24, 2013 11:29 pm
Subject: Re: bear canisters
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I love my ursack, but I mostly consider it rodent-proof, not bear proof.
Mine has the aluminum liner, but I don't often use it.

As far as I know, they are *not* approved in any form for use in Yosemite?

#1654 From: Paul Minault <pminault@...>
Date: Fri Jan 25, 2013 12:12 am
Subject: Re: CMG: Re: bear canisters
pmillsmin
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Correct.  The website explains that bears have dull teeth but rodent teeth are sharp and can get through the regular ursack.  Hence the "Minor" model.
On 1/24/2013 3:29 PM, Chris Kantarjiev wrote:
 

I love my ursack, but I mostly consider it rodent-proof, not bear proof.
Mine has the aluminum liner, but I don't often use it.

As far as I know, they are *not* approved in any form for use in Yosemite?



#1655 From: "rimfounder" <harrisonhood@...>
Date: Fri Jan 25, 2013 2:55 pm
Subject: RIM Club prsent Tahoe Adventure Film Festival
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The Rock, Ice & Mountain Club is hosting the Tahoe Adventure Film Festival at
the Mystic Theatre in Petaluma on February 1, 2013. $15 For more information go
to http://www.rockicemountain.org

Designed to capture the intensity and passion of adventure, the Tahoe Adventure
Film Festival is a perfect summary of outdoor culture. The festival's eight
short films will showcase segments from the best action sports films of the
year. The films cover the full spectrum of adventure including skiing, rock
climbing, mountaineering, surfing, cycling, mountain biking and BASE jumping.


First Tracks Productions "I Skied Every Where"
A creative fun short film that covers skiing in every North American ski resort
in about three minutes. Sender Films "3.0"

Alex Honnald's FREE SOLO of the three largest rock walls in Yosemite in less
than 19 hours.

Warren Kommers "Racing the End"
A black and white documentary of an underground cycling race that crashes the LA
Marathon before it's 6 AM start.

A Corey Rich Film "A New Perspective"
Amazing first time premier of footage of David Lama's ascent of the Trango Tower
in Pakistan with breath taking perspectives taken from a remote control
helicopter that flew to 22,000 ft.

Team 13 "Bird Men"
A segment from a full-length film that follows the pursuit of human flight with
the best wing suit proximity BASE jump flying ever captured on film.

"Where the Trail Ends"
A segment from three-year project using the most advanced film equipment ever
used in the action sport world. Features mountain biking on dirt spines in
China's Gobi desert.

"Tempting Fear"
From the ski film diaries of extreme skier Andreas Fransson. Includes footage of
his mind blowing first ever descent of Denali's South Face.

"Code Red"
Surfers defy death on the largest waves to ever hit Teahupoo Tahiti.

#1658 From: Alberto Hung <albertohung@...>
Date: Wed Mar 20, 2013 3:39 am
Subject: HUNG SAC = Nueva página de Facebook
hung_pitman
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Te invito a ver este "fanpage" de mi nueva empresa, dale "Me gusta": http://www.facebook.com/2013.HUNG.SAC
Saludos

Alberto Hung Pitman

Guía Oficial de Montaña AGMP-UIAGM - Escalador Industrial | Asesor HSE

Móvil: 511-999766274

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#1659 From: Alberto Hung <albertohung@...>
Date: Tue May 14, 2013 5:27 am
Subject: HUNG sac
hung_pitman
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Los invito a ver novedades del montañismo peruano, programas de montaña, la industria vertical y de altura y mas en: http://www.facebook.com/2013.HUNG.SAC o en nuestro web site: www.hung.pe 
Saludos

Alberto Hung Pitman

Guía Oficial de Montaña AGMP-UIAGM - Escalador Industrial | Asesor HSE

Móvil: 511-999766274

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#1660 From: Alberto Hung <albertohung@...>
Date: Wed May 15, 2013 7:14 pm
Subject: Montañas Peruanas N°52
hung_pitman
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Buen día gente montañera, los invito a leer el nuevo número de la revista on line MONTAÑAS PERUANAS, N°52, espero les agrade, pueden ingresar aquí para leerla: www.montanasperuanas.com 
Saludos
 
 


Alberto Hung Pitman

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