More of the old school days when opening hard aid climbing routes was the regular weekend fun activity, Ajusco, Mexico City, Mexico. (2002)

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More of the old school days when opening hard aid climbing routes was the regular weekend fun activity, Ajusco, Mexico City, Mexico. (2002)

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Off-widths: Easy to get in, hard to get out..., "Las Dalias" (5.8), La Coconetla, Mexico City, Mexico. (1999)

Enjoying a beautiful Summer day while doing a speed (3:40:17) ascent of Iztaccíhuatl (5,230 m) via Ayoloco glacier, Estado de Mexico, Mexico.

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Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

Mar 29, 2013

“More of the old school days when opening hard aid climbing routes was the regular weekend fun activity, Ajusco, Mexico City, Mexico. (2002)”

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Mendoza, Argentina & Mexico City, MX