Looks like you've got a fine friend - well, both, even if Col missed the second time around - to walk with. And you choose great places to walk!
You were right about the escupidera - the translation AND the decicion to leave it alone without piolet. It is trecherous with snow if not suitably equipped (and experienced).
Again, I've not done Perdido with snow but it's a fine mountain at any time of the year. I can see it from my bedroom window on a clear day - 200km away. What a lucky muchacha I am!
Hola OJO,
thanks for your comments. I've been mountaineering with my friends for 40 years, they're just like family to me.
I liked your images too, the one of Salbaguardia was particularly interesting as the two times I've been there it's summit has been in the clouds. Rafa has a nice picture of this mountain too from the opposite side.
Cheers Johnnie
ojo - Aug 25, 2010 11:37 am - Voted 10/10
majo reportLooks like you've got a fine friend - well, both, even if Col missed the second time around - to walk with. And you choose great places to walk!
You were right about the escupidera - the translation AND the decicion to leave it alone without piolet. It is trecherous with snow if not suitably equipped (and experienced).
Again, I've not done Perdido with snow but it's a fine mountain at any time of the year. I can see it from my bedroom window on a clear day - 200km away. What a lucky muchacha I am!
DrJonnie - Aug 26, 2010 4:41 am - Hasn't voted
Re: majo reportHola OJO,
thanks for your comments. I've been mountaineering with my friends for 40 years, they're just like family to me.
I liked your images too, the one of Salbaguardia was particularly interesting as the two times I've been there it's summit has been in the clouds. Rafa has a nice picture of this mountain too from the opposite side.
Cheers Johnnie