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I'm new to climbing outdoors and need to get my hands on a guidebook (Cordee Southern Sandstone) so I can head down to Harrison's Rocks later this week. Any advice on where to pick one up? I've tried my local Go Outdoors and they don't have it in stock. I'll be driving from Hertfordshire and could potentially pick up a copy on the way there.

Thanks in advance for the help,
Tom

In reply to Tpgough:
http://www.climbers-club.co.uk/shop/books/southern-england/southern-sandstone/
Not sure how long it would take to arrive though, usually about 3-4 days.

In reply to Tpgough:

Yeah, I should have ordered it online last week. Ideally I'd like to buy it from a shop to ensure I have it in time. Thanks for the link though

In reply to Tpgough:

Whereabouts in Herts are you?

In reply to Monk:
Hertford. If there's any chance of borrowing a copy from someone for the day (Wednesday), that would be incredible.

In reply to Tpgough:

Hi there
e-mail "gingerwolf" off here, he may still have one to sell, he based in Tunbridge Wells..but is on his way to NZ shortly
you might get it cheap!!!
Tell him Nick sent you!!
Cheers

In reply to Tpgough:

Note that you can buy from Cordee direct - go to http://www.cordee.co.uk

And if you want to pay for overnight delivery, you can. See: http://www.cordee.co.uk/delivery.php

In reply to Tpgough:

Maybe give a few places a call. Countryside in Stevenage, cotswolds in St Albans. Does the Harlow wall have a shop? Can't think of anywhere in or very near Hertford though. The Wall near the rocks may have a copy (evolution? ).

In reply to astley007:
It looks as if gingerwolf had a copy of the bouldering guide only, and it has now been sold. Cheers though!

In reply to Monk:

Calling the local wall is a great shout, they must have a few copies laying around. Thanks for the advice (y)

In reply to Tpgough:

To be honest there are usually enough folk at Harrison's for you to get a look at a book even if you don't have one with you.

In reply to Tpgough:

You could try gooutdoors in bedford they have 2 copies at present.

In reply to Mark Kemball:



Thank you for your share. I got interested in climbing for only a short time. It really helped me a lot.