i'm reading and re-reading cape vertical - such a cool, fun, on-the-go and inspirational read! well done jeremy! (the phrase "world's best" is maybe sprinkled a bit liberally but it does make me feel very fortunatel to bunker in CT )

so, there is a wealth of routes out there that are not in any of the many published guide books neither on the wiki. i did not know a route called "king kong" existed and can still not view the krakadouw RD's on my notebook. and closer to home: champs elysees; nursery gambols - never even heard of them.

how do we weekend warriors, who do not hang out with the in-the-know crowd, get our hands on the RDs for these (and i suppose many other) hidden gems? i do not even know where to get hold of the MCSA journals. i would be happy to devote some time & money to scanning and publishing these in a more accessible format.....

any ideas anyone?

obrigado!
mok

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nursery gambles si! champs elysees no?

Routes on Table Mountain, part two, four apostles, MCSA 1978 has about 75 routes in it. Got it from the MCSA a while back, so most likely out of print.
PM me if you'd like to borrow it. I'm in southern suberbs CT