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Next book and meeting date chosen

Our latest poll is over. Our next meeting date, decided by an overwhelming majority, is September 13. Our next item of discussion, decided by a much narrower margin, will be No Shortcuts to the Top, by Ed Viesturs. This is a great book (with a great title, as well). I'll contact the library and see if they can get any copies through inter-library-loan. Expect an update on any progress in this area sometime in the next few days. With that said, there are some very cheap copies (in the realm of $3-4) available online.

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