Monday, November 27, 2006

Go to smsmart.blogspot.com to find out about my trip to Equadors' Volcanoes.
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Monday, January 17, 2005

A Selection of Photograghs

I have uploaded some photos for those who would like to see where I went & should there be any doubting Thomas's out there, a picture or two of the top.
I arrived back 0n the 12th after an uneventfull journey home to be re-united with the Glasgow climate, something I have not missed.
I have been asked if I thought the whole enterprise was worthwhile, anyone who has managed to carry out something they consider a personal challenge will answer that. They also have asked me what is next, well.............................I have an idea or two.
Thanks to all who left comments.. to do it click on the comments below. The comments are at the end of each log & can be accessed by all.

Yours Sincerely Stephen W M Smart.


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The lone hiker with Aconcagua in the background, I could get up that! Posted by Hello
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Camping at Puntas del Incas. Posted by Hello
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One for Belcher! Posted by Hello
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Aconcagua from the bus to Mendoza Posted by Hello
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Aconcagua in background at the trailhead. Posted by Hello
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Looking down to Puntas des Incas from Park gates Posted by Hello
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Horcones river which is the colour of hot chocolate due to the sediment. Posted by Hello
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Confluencia camp with outfitters tents, 3300m Posted by Hello
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South Face & the Horcones Glacier.  Posted by Hello
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The South Face of Aconcagua The highest point is on the right side, the bealach is the lowest point between the two tops. Posted by Hello
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Looking down over the Horcones Glacier Posted by Hello
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Looking up the Horcones Valley, Mulas del Mulas is only 7 hrs away. Posted by Hello
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The Piedra Grande in the Horcones valley. Posted by Hello
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Abandoned mule in the Horcones valley. Posted by Hello
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Plaza des Mulas 4350m, from path to Canada Camp  Posted by Hello
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Mulas from above with the Refugio in background. Posted by Hello
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Mulas with Sugar Loaf ( the mountain with the snow on it) in the background. Posted by Hello
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From above Mulas with Sugar Loaf, the mountain with the snow on it. Posted by Hello
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Aconcagua from my tent in Mulas Posted by Hello
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Refugio. Posted by Hello
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Mulas from behind Refugio, flat area far right is Nido. Posted by Hello
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Looking over Mulas from Sugar Loaf the flatish area on Aconcagua is Nido de Condors. Posted by Hello
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Aconcagua from up behind Refugio. Posted by Hello
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Evening sun on Aconcagua from Mulas. Posted by Hello
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My little tent at Camp Canada. Posted by Hello
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