View of Huaraz on the way back from ultimate frisbee pickup. Playing at 12,000' is a great way to acclimatize.

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View of Huaraz on the way back from ultimate frisbee pickup. Playing at 12,000' is a great way to acclimatize.

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Crevasses on Chopicalqui's regular route.

Climbing down Ishinca's Northwest Ridge with Ranrapalca behind.

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Evan Sloane

Mar 11, 2009

“View of Huaraz on the way back from ultimate frisbee pickup. Playing at 12,000' is a great way to acclimatize.”

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