http://www.xcmag.com/2011/11/classic-routes-the-worlds-best-hang-gliding-and-paragliding-xc-routes

It’s a glide-by-glide ‘How-To’ to some of the most exhilarating
flying in the world, with some of the best pilots in the world. Featuring 20
destinations across five continents the book includes contributions from some of
the sport’s top pilots, photographers and writers. Brought together by editor
Bob Drury the book features 20 ‘classic routes’ around the world.

From outback Australia to the mountains of the Alps to the green fields of
England, the book features stunning photography and great writing as it takes
you on a spectacular international tour.

Ed Ewing <<editor>>
writes:

Most (all) of the routes are bi-wingual, and we have used hang
gliding photography where we've got it - of note is Felix Wolk's pretty wild
tale of top landing Marmolada in the Dolomites on his hang glider and spending
the night on the summit before flying off again at dawn.

Also, you'll see that the Zapata chapter is not in it. This is because we've
held it over for the next one in the series, which has a working title of
'Extreme Routes'. Along with surfing the Morning Glory, going wild in South
Africa and all the other crazy places.

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