I know very little about Scottish climbing so just gonna pirate from the back of the book: "This guide covers lowland Scotland from the Rhinns of Galloway to the Berwickshire coast in the south and Fif to the Trossachs in the north. The area includes extensive sea-cliffs, urban quarries, mountain crags, snow and ice climbs and the hardest sport climbs and bouldering in Scotland, on a diverse range of rock types: granite, mica schist, dolerite, basalt, and greywhacke."
464 pages, b&w with the occasional full-page color picture. With plastic cover and integrated cloth bookmark. Edited by Tom Prentice.
