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This is Sooty and Sweep. Adorable. Until they ain't 🤣

A black cat and a brown and white cat sit in a fluffy bed
A black cat and a brown and white cat sit in a fluffy bed

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Ran a short rope protection and security course for some hill walking and scrambling friends of mine today. Included improvised harnesses, Italian hitch, clove hitch, assisted hoist, anchors, rappelling, classic belay, belays, prusicks, basic rescue and more. Hopefully everyone came away more confident about having to deal with an emergency situation. Anyway, it was a lot of fun and laughs in the strong winds.

A person with yellow helmet ascends a cliff using the assisted hoist
A person with yellow helmet ascends a cliff using the assisted hoist
Prussicking up a rope on a vertical rock wall
Prussicking up a rope on a vertical rock wall
Lowering somebody down a cliff using the Italian hitch method
Lowering somebody down a cliff using the Italian hitch method
A person in red helmet ascends a short rock walk attached to a rope
A person in red helmet ascends a short rock walk attached to a rope

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Our two aren't looking too bad for 10 & 12 years of age.

Arko the Husky/Malmute cross and Rita the white mix looking out from a small ledge on a hillside
Arko the Husky/Malmute cross and Rita the white mix looking out from a small ledge on a hillside

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Daily dog walk through the olive groves. The slopes of the Cerro de Caballo 3009m in the Sierra Nevada rising ahead.

A hiker in purple on a path. 2 dogs to the right in a grassy olive grove. Hills rising in the distance
A hiker in purple on a path. 2 dogs to the right in a grassy olive grove. Hills rising in the distance

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Really looking forward to this. On Friday I am running a short course for hiking buddies recapping how to use a rope for basic protection & security in emergency situations. Came about as a friend always carries a short rope in his pack but admitted he has absolutely no real idea how to use it. Includes:
No harness? - Swiss Seat Harness
Anchors
Lowering on a rope
Ascending using assisted hoist
Ascending using prusiks
Rapelling - Dulfersitz - basic - Prusik backup
Protecting scrambles


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Our first frosts of the winter last night but sunshine and clear skies meant an early morning hike up the Rio Lanjarón. Lots of water coming down from the Sierra Nevada. Beautiful colours

Water coming down a river is blocked by large colourful boulders in the river bed.
Water coming down a river is blocked by large colourful boulders in the river bed.

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Morning dog walk. Lanjarón, Alpujarras

A person in purple with white dog descends slope to the left. Beyond in deep green valley. Town on hillside opposite
A person in purple with white dog descends slope to the left. Beyond in deep green valley. Town on hillside opposite
Path alongside the Rio Lanjarón. Small waterfall
Path alongside the Rio Lanjarón. Small waterfall

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Looking at this photo, now I realise that it's about time I got off my rear end and headed up into those lovely white snows. It's the best early season snowfall for quite some time, maybe 5+ years?

Got to take advantage whilst I can. Better get my head together and sharpen my mountaineering gear.

Granada city is in the low lying mists. The Sierra Nevada mountains rise above and are snow covered.
Granada city is in the low lying mists. The Sierra Nevada mountains rise above and are snow covered.

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Sat on the summit of Morrón de Enmedio 1080 metres eating our sandwiches and looking at the stunning Sierra Nevada rising above Granada. Stunning views, no wind, warm air (even the volcanic vent variety!) meant lightweight gear. A celebratory drop of anise at the top (traditional evidently) topped off a super day. Hard to believe that we are in the depths of winter.

5 people sit at the top of a mountains eating lunch in bright clothing. beyond there is some low lying mist and then white mountains rising up above the mists
5 people sit at the top of a mountains eating lunch in bright clothing. beyond there is some low lying mist and then white mountains rising up above the mists

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Here's a strange image from today's hike in the Sierra Elvira. No filters, no manipulation, nada! Shows a temperature inversion with the city of Granada appearing out of the gloom in the lower half of the image.

Above the inversion layer the Sierra Nevada mountains rise 3000 metres above the city and are in clear haze free air.

The 3 main summits of (L to R) Alcazaba, Mulhacén & Veleta are prominent.

Lower half has outlines of  a city in haze, the upper have snow covered mountains
Lower half has outlines of a city in haze, the upper have snow covered mountains

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Just love those mountain days when the early morning cloud starts to dissipate and the light constantly changes thereafter. These are the Cumbres Verdes mountains just outside Granada

Cloud lies in the valleys but a series of jagged hillsides rises out of the cloud
Cloud lies in the valleys but a series of jagged hillsides rises out of the cloud

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I'm looking back today and find I'm missing the tranquility of those unknown hiking trails in Patagonia we frequented. The twisted and torn forests of lenga and birch. The not knowing quite what was round the next corner. A fitting tribute to I think

Video ... a person walks through a silent forest of twisted trees along a narrow forest trail

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Morning Adam. We are passing your way Tuesday, taking our LoRa radios for a walk 🤣 . From the Sierra Elvira we will have line of sight to Granada. Do you have a LoRa radio by any chance?


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I am at the final stages of writing a book and am now looking for suggestions and recommendations for self publishing.

Preference is for smaller, more simple personal solutions rather than complex big tech ones, but at this stage I just need some ideas.


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Post Christmas morning walk with the dogs. Arko looking quite pleased with himself, for some reason!

A Siberian husky cross looks very pleased with himself strutting along a path with a smaller white dog behind
A Siberian husky cross looks very pleased with himself strutting along a path with a smaller white dog behind

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Short hike up the Rio Lanjarón and back to town via the Cecarta acequia. Short and sweet. Have a great festive period

Hikers cross a bridge across a river with boulders
Hikers cross a bridge across a river with boulders

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Early Christmas present from our local walking group. Says a lot doesn't it, especially the card, which reflects quite amusingly on some of my struggles and inability to find the correct route 🤣 🤣

A tee shirt with mountains leading to beer emblem, a bottle of pina colada and a card that reads "Is it really a path?"
A tee shirt with mountains leading to beer emblem, a bottle of pina colada and a card that reads "Is it really a path?"

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Is this good or bad? Which path is this?

One path leads to a future where wilderness is a gated asset, a serene backdrop for the ultra-wealthy and conservation becomes a luxury business.

The other leads back to the core principles of true ecotourism and public protection, where conservation benefits ecosystems and local communities, and awe-inspiring places remain for all.

reuters.com/sustainability/lan


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Some of the most insane mountain photography ever from this amazing winter ascent of Cerro Torre by Colin Haley

colinhaley.com/cerro-torre-win


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After many previous failures incl managed hosts going out of business, I've finally got up & running on an old 2017 mini-pc from home

@richard

Allows me to do longer mountain posts with more images & also my grumpy ramblings & failings with technology, without clogging up this Mastodon feed.

As the introductory pinned post states "If you're a mountain person who loves tech (or a tech person who loves mountains), we probably have things in common."


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Been a frustrating couple of days trying to install automatic webcam image capture & ftp upload to my website. Most programs are far too complex for this simple situation. Ended up with a simple python script. Doesn't help too when my computer wont stop sleeping, suspending or hibernating.

Then, one morning, all at once everything clicks and works fine 😀


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In a few days I've gone from a southern hemisphere late spring/early summer to a northern hemisphere late autumn/early winter environment. Nowhere was this more evident than yesterday when hiking in the Vereda de Estrella, near Granada, approaching the north face of Alcazaba. Just glorious autumnal colours!

Walking

3 hikers on a path in the bottom right in shadow are surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
3 hikers on a path in the bottom right in shadow are surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
A path winds its way along a mountainside surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
A path winds its way along a mountainside surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
2 hikers on a path in the bottom right in shadow are surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
2 hikers on a path in the bottom right in shadow are surrounded by autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
Autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)
Autumnal colored trees. In the background the snow slopes of a mountain (Alcazaba)

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Back after 3 days of travelling and last night slept the sleep of the gods in my own home. You can't beat nearly 10 hours solid sleep


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Looking out from Cerro Paredón near El Chalten towards the east over Lago Viedma to the mountains beyond. Horizontal lines of steppe, pampas, lake, mountains, cloud and sky. A few icebergs can be seen on the lake surface having broken away from the Videma glacier

A series of horizontal lines from the close wavy hills in shadow to the plains leading to an icy blue lake. A couple of icebergs to the right. The outline of dark hills beyond with clouds above
A series of horizontal lines from the close wavy hills in shadow to the plains leading to an icy blue lake. A couple of icebergs to the right. The outline of dark hills beyond with clouds above

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This is quite an unusual image that we didn't realise we had captured until later that day. This is the magnificent Cerro Torre summit in the late afternoon sun. We knew there were condors flying around but didn't expect to see a paraglider appear in the image too 🤣

2 Condors fly in front of Cerro Torre summit. In the background against a snowfield is a paraglider.
2 Condors fly in front of Cerro Torre summit. In the background against a snowfield is a paraglider.

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The story of our recent encounters with the Andean Condor

scribbles.page/patagonia-diari


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The Condor approaching was anything but steady, tossed and jostled by the cliff-face turbulence. She was coming home to find her mate.

With an expert’s grace, she mastered the chaos. She lined up her final approach, adjusted her primary feathers with microscopic precision, and then, folded her wings and dropped like a stone, landing perfectly on a rocky perch just below our vantage point.

Short video of her coming in to land on the cliffs outside El Chalten

Short video of a Condor coming in to land on the cliffs outside El Chalten

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Apologies to all my veggie friends for this. I live with a vegetarian and eat almost 95%+ vegetarian food. Love it. But sometimes, especially in Patagonia, you just have to eat a half a sheep.

A plate of Patagonian lamb with sime fries behind and some salsa dishes to one side
A plate of Patagonian lamb with sime fries behind and some salsa dishes to one side

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Our final week here in El Chaltén, Can't believe 4 weeks already. Comfortable here, surrounded by warm, friendly people & a great selection of bars & restaurants. We've been doing lots of stunning trekking routes among some of the most dramatic mountains on the planet.

1 rough week but the weather has been superb. Nothing but t-shirts & shorts lately. Days incredibly long, with light from 4:30 am until 10 pm.

Could easily see myself living here. Be sad to leave. It's been an absolute blast.

Richard and his wife Kiersten in mountain jackets stand in front of two big mountains in Patagonia. Mt FitzRoy and Cerro Pollone
Richard and his wife Kiersten in mountain jackets stand in front of two big mountains in Patagonia. Mt FitzRoy and Cerro Pollone

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Close up images of the summits of Cerro Torrre, Egger and Standhardt. from the Torre valley.

Cerro Torre, Egger and Standhardt with snow mushrooms atop the summit
Cerro Torre, Egger and Standhardt with snow mushrooms atop the summit
Cerro Torre, Egger and Standhardt with snow mushrooms atop the summit
Cerro Torre, Egger and Standhardt with snow mushrooms atop the summit

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After our failure with photographing the Andean Condor yesterday today we opted for a more static subject. Yes, the magnificent Cerro Torre. I might be biased, but to me this is the finest looking mountain on the planet.

Cerros Torre, Egger & Standhardt mountains. Some close ups to follow.

And guess what ... on the journey back to El Chalten the sky where we were yesterday was full of Condors. Typical eh! 🤣

Cerro Torre, Torre Egger and Standhardt mountains at the head of the Torre valley.
Cerro Torre, Torre Egger and Standhardt mountains at the head of the Torre valley.

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The day was perfect, sun-drenched, warm, with only a gentle breeze. Below us, El Chalten lay like a miniature model village. Across the horizon, the entire Fitzroy and Torre massifs stood stark against a brilliant blue sky, their snowy caps gleaming.

We paused to watch tiny, heroic figures of rock climbers clinging to the granite. I was a little envious.

A person with light green jacket stands on a cliff edge. Beyond lies the town of El Chalten and beyond that the Cerro Torre and Fitzroy mountain ranges
A person with light green jacket stands on a cliff edge. Beyond lies the town of El Chalten and beyond that the Cerro Torre and Fitzroy mountain ranges
2 rock climbers cling to a near vertical cliff on the western side of Cerro Paredon
2 rock climbers cling to a near vertical cliff on the western side of Cerro Paredon
In the foreground is the red Firebush shrub that is prominent around here. Beyond lies the town of El Chalten and beyond that the Cerro Torre and Fitzroy mountain ranges
In the foreground is the red Firebush shrub that is prominent around here. Beyond lies the town of El Chalten and beyond that the Cerro Torre and Fitzroy mountain ranges

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Yesterday was to be our "Day of the Condor". Weather perfect. A chance to photograph Condors up close. Guess what? You've guessed it, 6 hours and just two small specks in the sky in the distance.

We had drawn a blank. Our quest had ended not with a majestic flap of wings, but with a quiet sigh.

Nice views anyway 🤣

Two people sat looking out to some distance mountains. One in red, one in green jackets
Two people sat looking out to some distance mountains. One in red, one in green jackets

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The guardians at the refuge showed us a recent video of the resident Puma at the campsite. It was on a trunk of a fallen tree close to where we had just camped. The Puma didn't seem at all disturbed by the presence of humans.

Travelling back through the forest it's slightly off putting knowing that a Puma could be on the trail just round the corner. I must admit to being slightly twitchy!

Of course to all my fediverse American friends this is the norm I guess 😃

A Puma sits watching from the grass. later it is on a large branch above a tent near where we camped

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Stream coming down from Piedra Negra to Refugio Piedra del Fraile

A small waterfall cascading over rocks. Red berries on the bushes on the right
A small waterfall cascading over rocks. Red berries on the bushes on the right

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From the pass it was an easy ascent to Laguna Pollone. This is a special place. We sat down, ate some energy bars and just gazed at that awesome, dramatic scene. The reflections of the mountains echoed in the waters of the lake, which still had some morning ice drifting across. All was still. No wind. Such a tranquil moment for us both.

Approaching Laguna Pollone with Fitz Roy to the left and Cerro Pollone to the right.
Approaching Laguna Pollone with Fitz Roy to the left and Cerro Pollone to the right.
Fitz Roy and Cerro Pollone rise above the Fitz Roy glacier which flows into Laguna Pollone
Fitz Roy and Cerro Pollone rise above the Fitz Roy glacier which flows into Laguna Pollone
The huge NW face of Mt Fitz Roy from Laguna Pollone
The huge NW face of Mt Fitz Roy from Laguna Pollone
Almost a perfect reflection of the rocks above Laguna Pollone into Laguna Pollone
Almost a perfect reflection of the rocks above Laguna Pollone into Laguna Pollone

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We emerged onto the flat plain of the Rio Electrico valley, through some old terminal moraines, continuing over a hillside to emerge at a small pass overlooking the Rio Pollone.

What a view! Ahead was the white wall of the Cordon Marconi and to the right Gorra Blanca towered over the valley. We could see our previous campsite at La Playita, the other side of the lake.

Marconi Norte snow peak reflected in the waters of the Lago Electrico. The Rio Pollone entering the lake from the left
Marconi Norte snow peak reflected in the waters of the Lago Electrico. The Rio Pollone entering the lake from the left
Morning reflections in small lakes prior to passing through the old terminal moraines
Morning reflections in small lakes prior to passing through the old terminal moraines
The red and brown colors of the rocks reflected back in Lago Electrico. At the far end of the lake a flat around of ground signifies the position of La Playita, a popular camp for those en route to the Patagonian Icecap
The red and brown colors of the rocks reflected back in Lago Electrico. At the far end of the lake a flat around of ground signifies the position of La Playita, a popular camp for those en route to the Patagonian Icecap
View from the pass looking down to lago Electrico
View from the pass looking down to lago Electrico

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I looked wistfully at the grassy strip outside the refuge. It was there I had laid, battered, bruised, beaten and snow blind after retreating from Paso Marconi in 2010 (photo). Utterly exhausted we had dumped our overweight packs and stretched out in the warm sunshine on the lovely soft grasses to sleep.

15 years later ... @khusky re-enacted those precious moments 😃

4 utterly wasted people crash out in full mountain gear on a grassy bank to sleep
4 utterly wasted people crash out in full mountain gear on a grassy bank to sleep
A person with lime green jacket stretches out to sleep on a grassy bank
A person with lime green jacket stretches out to sleep on a grassy bank

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Refugio del Fraile is a old fashioned, and at first sight, a somewhat run down mountain refuge that screams "Old Patagonia". It hasn't changed that much in 19 years. The campsite is in a sheltered wood and there are some large wooden buildings that serve as a toilet block and a store shed. We used to cook in the corrugated iron shacks outside that offered some protection from the rain. The refuge sells beer, wine and mountain hearty meals

A green old building sits in a sheltered area of forest. It has a wooden table and benches outside
A green old building sits in a sheltered area of forest. It has a wooden table and benches outside
The cooking area, dormitory accommodation and toilet block sits amid a sheltered area of open woodland
The cooking area, dormitory accommodation and toilet block sits amid a sheltered area of open woodland
Our red tent is pitched just inside the refuge boundary, surrounded by trees and protection from the winds
Our red tent is pitched just inside the refuge boundary, surrounded by trees and protection from the winds
Having a cold beer
Having a cold beer

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Beauty of the Patagonian Forest to Refugio Piedra del Fraile.

The forest is a tangled mass of broken, twisted & torn trees. There are natural open glades though that let the sunlight through. It's beautiful. If you are lucky, we weren't, you just might catch sight of the Huemul deer.

Trails now well maintained & wide, nothing like the narrow, thick & spiky bush that tore at clothing back in 2006

New bridge over some of the worst boggy stretches of the path to Piedra del Fraile
New bridge over some of the worst boggy stretches of the path to Piedra del Fraile
Avoiding some of the non-bridged boggy sections of the trail
Avoiding some of the non-bridged boggy sections of the trail
Morning sunlight coming through the trees as we follow the path to Ref Piedra del Fraile
Morning sunlight coming through the trees as we follow the path to Ref Piedra del Fraile
Morning sunlight coming through the trees into a beautiful glade
Morning sunlight coming through the trees into a beautiful glade

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Just back from probably the finest 3 day backpacking trip you could possibly imagine. Mostly just @khusky and I with no others on the trails.

Absolutely whacked. Need some time to recover and process thoughts and images. In the meantime these 4 photos will have to suffice.

Approaching Rio Pollone crossing with the Marconi pass and Southern Patagonian icecap just to the right of the peak of Marconi Norte
Approaching Rio Pollone crossing with the Marconi pass and Southern Patagonian icecap just to the right of the peak of Marconi Norte
The huge NW face of Cerro Fitzroy with the Fitzroy glacier dropping down to the bottom right
The huge NW face of Cerro Fitzroy with the Fitzroy glacier dropping down to the bottom right
A perfect morning and I am reflected in a small lake as is the Marconi range in the background
A perfect morning and I am reflected in a small lake as is the Marconi range in the background
The peaks of Aguja Guillaumet and Aguja Mermoz above the Piedras Blancas glacier. At the foot of the image the glacier breaks over a cliff forming blue ice pinnacles
The peaks of Aguja Guillaumet and Aguja Mermoz above the Piedras Blancas glacier. At the foot of the image the glacier breaks over a cliff forming blue ice pinnacles

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Another image of Mt Fitzroy and Cerro Poincenot from yesterday's hike. I don't often do portrait aspects but given the scale of the mountain I think this works.

Heading off now for a 3 night backpacking trip up the Rio Electrico valley. Hopefully, the weather will play ball.

Image of me on a rocky ledge with yellow rucksack looking out towards Mt FitzRoy and Cerro Poincenot. There is some cloud around FitzRoy summit
Image of me on a rocky ledge with yellow rucksack looking out towards Mt FitzRoy and Cerro Poincenot. There is some cloud around FitzRoy summit

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Examples today of lenticular clouds over the Cerro Torre & Fitzroy. They appear to be moving real slow but in fact signal very high winds speeds.

Nice to see the very summit of Cerro Torre itself appearing in one of the images. The W face will be plastered with new snow but the E facing side that we can see here is so steep no snow can accumulate apart from the snow mushrooms adorning the summit slopes.

Some lenticular clouds above the summit of Cerro Torre
Some lenticular clouds above the summit of Cerro Torre
Some lenticular clouds above the summits of Aguja de ls S and Aguja Saint-Exupery
Some lenticular clouds above the summits of Aguja de ls S and Aguja Saint-Exupery
Some lenticular clouds above the summit of the Fitzroy mountain range
Some lenticular clouds above the summit of the Fitzroy mountain range
Some lenticular clouds above the summit of Cerro Solo and Cerro Adela range
Some lenticular clouds above the summit of Cerro Solo and Cerro Adela range

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"I can see the mountains again!"
"I can see the mountains again!"
"I can see the mountains again!"
"I can see the mountains again!"

A person in red (me) has been persuaded by his partner to look ridiculous by jumping up in the air whilst she took a photo. Oh, the fabulous mountain in the background is Mt Fitzroy
A person in red (me) has been persuaded by his partner to look ridiculous by jumping up in the air whilst she took a photo. Oh, the fabulous mountain in the background is Mt Fitzroy

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Braving the Arctic weather conditions, we geared up and left the warm apartment. We made the 300 meters to the bridge over the Rio de las Vueltas before we decided to call it a day and head to the warm and cosy Patagonicus Restaurant for chocolate brownies and a pot of Earl Grey tea.

As we thawed, a single, humbling thought crystallized: Maybe we ain't so tough after all 🤣

Two people in balaclavas and rain jackets brave the cold and windy conditions
Two people in balaclavas and rain jackets brave the cold and windy conditions

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Heavy rain here in El Chalten. Also an orange alert for wind with 60-80 kph predicted and gusts of over 100 kph. Wind chill just above freezing. Don't think we'll be going anywhere today.


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I know its not nor even , but ... sandwiched between brutal weather alerts for wind and rain, we had a precious half-day window. The target? Chorillo del Salto, a popular waterfall just outside El Chalten. A 9km round trip with barely a hill to climb seemed like the perfect, sensible mission.

scribbles.page/patagonia-diari

A tree trunk in the foreground is out of focus. Leads the eye beyond to a white water river. Beyond a bare broken tree the signs of a big waterfall
A tree trunk in the foreground is out of focus. Leads the eye beyond to a white water river. Beyond a bare broken tree the signs of a big waterfall
The Chorrillo del Salto waterfall, El Chalten. Broken, bare tree in foreground with water splashed rocks at base
The Chorrillo del Salto waterfall, El Chalten. Broken, bare tree in foreground with water splashed rocks at base

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Came across this happy chappy yesterday when slightly away from the main trail.Word balloon time? What's he thinking? 🤣

An orange and white Guanaco looking at the camera.
An orange and white Guanaco looking at the camera.

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The Patagonian weather is finally breaking. After days of settled conditions, the script has flipped: while patches of sun still linger, the peaks are now swaddled in cloud, and the wind has arrived with a vengeance. These are the strongest gusts we’ve felt in the 13 days since we arrived. A proper Patagonian welcome.

I wrote a blog post at scribbles.page/patagonia-diari

Oath into the mountains looking towards Mt Fitzroy and building white clouds
Oath into the mountains looking towards Mt Fitzroy and building white clouds
Aguja Poincenot free of cloud
Aguja Poincenot free of cloud
View from Cerro Antenna to Fitzroy and El Chalten
View from Cerro Antenna to Fitzroy and El Chalten
Aguja Poincenot peaks out above the white clouds
Aguja Poincenot peaks out above the white clouds

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Very windy and cloudy day today. Cerro Torre was clagged in but Fitzroy range kept appearing out of the cloud, especially Aguja Poincenot 3002m, whose summit was often bathed in sunshine.

We did a short half day hike up some lower hills where we came across Condors and Guanaco. When the high hills are out because of the weather you can still have fun.

The orange granite rocks of Aguja Poincenot summit appear out of thin cloud. To the right Fitzroy looms dark and menacing. The foreground has a level ridge of rock and snow
The orange granite rocks of Aguja Poincenot summit appear out of thin cloud. To the right Fitzroy looms dark and menacing. The foreground has a level ridge of rock and snow

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