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hm.. What rules????

yes! thank you all, for the advises. coffee?... have you tried coffee in chile? - that one is just terrible nescafe with lots of sugar.. there are times that i miss my cortado in seattle.

great! thanks for info!

sweet!

hola chicos y chicas, i´ve been travelling throught south america for few months now, and i was wondering if anybody knows it´s possible to get/buy a guide book for cordilliera blanca in english somewhere in peru (e.g. huaraz)? gracias, joanna.

WOW! Totally outstanding pictures!

I was thinking about riding a bike on the road. Is it doable? Or it is too much of a hassle?

It's hard to find any trip reports from Glacier.. Nobody climbs there any more? I was thinking about Kennedy Glacier. Any suggestions? Many thanks, Asia

Awesome TR, guys!!! Congrats!

pictures - here they come: http://www.flickr.com/photos/13118816@N00/sets/72157600687669370/ (most of them by my partner, krystian) enjoy!

o.k. so i went there, and for those who still don't know - just clear sky, two beautiful glaciers, and outstanding views! ... and bear footprint on colonial glacier... definatelly worth going

really nice! I have few technical questions - I'm planning on doing the same this coming weekend: how many hours did it take you to do that whole thing? what gear you carry? what did you use? thanks:-)

he he - you are the pretty good shape "old guy", Ira. do you remember this one?:

Anybody has been in that area recently? I was planning on heading there this weekend.. thanks.

I found the camera smiling to me while descending the same route :-)

Will try this route soon, again... I hate staying in line on South Side. Thanks.

I tried to get to Cloud Cap Campground two weeks ago, but the road was still with lots of snow. Does anybody know of current conditions there? Anybody tried the route?