A wildly amateurish and crude guide. No copyright page, no page numbers, no table-of-contents, no index... you get the idea. Many hand-drawn maps and topos of questionable accuracy, with very early computer-assisted route lines and layout.
Fred Knapp now runs Sharp End Publishing which is responsible for some excellent modern guides including Steve Levin's Eldo guide and Karl Kelley's Creek Freak — so he has learned a few lessons over the years.
A fun bit of history, but I would not attempt to use this for any serious climbing. It does contain two pages of FA info at the very back which may be of use for reference purposes.
