A Climber's Guide to Joshua Tree National Monument by Wolfe & Dominick (1976) Suicide Rocks

A Climber's Guide to Joshua Tree National Monument by Wolfe & Dominick (1976) Suicide RocksBy John Wolfe & Bob Dominick. This is the Second Edition, First Printing. Important to note that the guy who sold me this one said he believes it's a Xerox copy, although a very well done one. "My friend owned a print shop," he said. Props to the friend, because this thing looks quite convincing at first glance. The only area it has obviously suffered is in the quality of the photographs. A large overview map is included, but is split into four pages

1865 was the year Edward Whymper and his team of local guides triumphed on the Matterhorn - only to be beset by tragedy on the way down

is presented in their language and style

Ed Webster

" you can ask them: "Have you read All and Nothing

Editor: Christian Beckwith

with a small insert of color photos in the middle

and four of the seven climbers fell to their deaths

This copy belonged to Herb and Jan Conn

if you ask me

Touching the Void is one of the all-time mountaineering classics

The first published guidebook to J-Tree

so clearly not in everyone's opinion