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Aguja Poincenot (3002m - routes on East face)

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East face of Aguja Poincenot (Patagonia - Argentina) with its three routes :

Normal Route (Red - 600 m TD) by Frank Cochrane (IRL) & Don Whillans (UK) in 1962
Southeast Pillar (Blue - 1300m ED+) by A. Bortoli, A. Carnati & M. Colombo (ITA) in 1986
Patagonicos Desesperados (Pink - 600m ED) by Daniel Anker & Michel Piola (SWI) in 1989

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Deb

Yikes!

Voted 10/10

That spire is horrifying! Cold and heartless. But I LIKE it!

Posted Oct 16, 2007 12:17 pm


	Andino	Re: Yikes!
	Hasn't voted	With the rising sun the stone is orange and marvellous... Better to climb early ;o) Thanks !
		Posted Oct 16, 2007 2:08 pm

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Submitted by Andino
on Oct 16, 2007 9:08 am

Image ID: 348070
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Lat/Lon: 49.27195°S / 73.04406°W

Image Type(s): Rock Climbing, Alpine Climbing

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