Another country, another crag . . . but probably the best sport one we have visited in South America.
It was so good that we decided to spend two weeks between here (and Rapa Nui in Bariloche - a chocoloteria which served torta de mil hojas - a kind of meile fille on acid - amazing.) Check out the pictures, of the climbing that is- not the cakes.
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Saturday, 12 February 2011
At last . . . something to climb.
After, far too many miles (4,000), a second continent and far too many sessions on one of these . . .
. . . we are climbing again. And in a truly magical, mysterious and mind-blowing place - Hatun Machay, Peru.
It's a place not only with exceptional climbing but great historical significance - as you wonder through and between the misty towers of climbing, and ancient stone huts
you often find 10,000 year old Moche arrow-heads scattering the floor
Anyway, enough of the history lesson, lets get down to the climbing! Here's a few shots i took, and had taken of me . . .
. . . we are climbing again. And in a truly magical, mysterious and mind-blowing place - Hatun Machay, Peru.
It's a place not only with exceptional climbing but great historical significance - as you wonder through and between the misty towers of climbing, and ancient stone huts
you often find 10,000 year old Moche arrow-heads scattering the floor
Anyway, enough of the history lesson, lets get down to the climbing! Here's a few shots i took, and had taken of me . . .
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