climbing guidebook Rocha Nai Guía de Escalada de Galicia
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Product information "climbing guidebook Rocha Nai Guía de Escalada de Galicia"
42 areas, 2800 pitches sport and classic climbing in Galicia
2 books, 544 pages
language spanish
edition 2020
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