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Basic Illustrated Alpine Ski Touring
Falcon
Basic Illustrated Alpine Ski Touring
$13.56
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  All the info you need to start ski touring

  Basic Illustrated Alpine Ski Touring by Falcon has everything one needs to participate in this growing and exciting activity. Written by expert Molly Absolon, this book provides information on gear, skills, and preparation so that beginners and intermediate participants alike can enjoy this emerging sport with confidence.

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Brand Name:
Falcon
Book Genre:
Instructional
Author:
Molly Absolon
Copyright Date:
September 2016
Pages:
128
Publisher:
Globe Pequot Press / Falcon Guides
Backing:
Softback
ISBN:
978-1-4930-1847-5
Dimensions:
6 x 9 in
UPC:
9781493018475
Other Features:
Molly Absolon is a former NOLS instructor, an environmental educator, and outdoor writer. She is the author of the Backpacker Magazine Core Skills books Campsite Cooking, Trailside Navigation, Trailside First Aid, and Outdoor Survival, and also Basic Illustrated Winter Hiking and Camping.
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