Aman Aman |
Michael Hildebrandt, Y.Kural, 2001 |
Rating:
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Sector: Geyik UIAA: 6+ Length: 10m, Bolts: 5 Protection: |
Shade: never Shade in Summer: never Dry When Raining: no Dries Fast: - |
Overhang: - Fingerpower: - Slopes: - Boulderproblem: - Endurance: - |
Comment by: Riki, at 19.12.2012, 11:04
I bought the realugr version and am reading it again. This book finally pushed me over the edge to getting rid of most of my power tools in the shop and making room to finally learn to use all the hand tools I have been aquiring for years. I put them in storage, just in case I need to drag them back out to do house repairs, but the fun shop is going about 75% hand tools.Now I might have room to work in my blacksmith-o-tinner-folkartio-woodshop.Thanks for the shove.
Comment by: Oscar, at 19.03.2012, 17:00
I would suggest fiinndg web sites and blogs (web logs) of local auto repair facilities. When you find those local blogs, leave a comment on it that praises the blogger, then add an option line referring readers to your web site when cost of repairs aren\\\'t economically feasible.In other words, you\\\'re reccommending the repair facility, but letting readers know that you can put them into something less troublesome if they\\\'re tired of pumping money into what they currently own.If the local repair facility has only a web site contact them and arrange to do a joint venture promotion you give them free advertisement on your site to refer repair business to them, and they give you free advertisement on their site for their readers that may be interested in purchasing another or additional vehicle.Also, you both would profit if you handed out or displayed each other\\\'s business cards.Hope this has helped in some small way, and let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Comment by: Oscar, at 19.03.2012, 17:00
I would suggest fiinndg web sites and blogs (web logs) of local auto repair facilities. When you find those local blogs, leave a comment on it that praises the blogger, then add an option line referring readers to your web site when cost of repairs aren\'t economically feasible.In other words, you\'re reccommending the repair facility, but letting readers know that you can put them into something less troublesome if they\'re tired of pumping money into what they currently own.If the local repair facility has only a web site contact them and arrange to do a joint venture promotion you give them free advertisement on your site to refer repair business to them, and they give you free advertisement on their site for their readers that may be interested in purchasing another or additional vehicle.Also, you both would profit if you handed out or displayed each other\'s business cards.Hope this has helped in some small way, and let me know if I can be of further assistance.
Comment by: Riki, at 19.12.2012, 11:04
I bought the realugr version and am reading it again. This book finally pushed me over the edge to getting rid of most of my power tools in the shop and making room to finally learn to use all the hand tools I have been aquiring for years. I put them in storage, just in case I need to drag them back out to do house repairs, but the fun shop is going about 75% hand tools.Now I might have room to work in my blacksmith-o-tinner-folkartio-woodshop.Thanks for the shove.