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I've been called worse names. Oh, in Mexico, its VAMANOS!
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Congratulations Friends!
I'm impressed, proud of all, happy for you, and a wee bit jealous.
Jim.
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Greetings from Quito, Ecuador. After finishing another amazing and very memorable Mexico trip I flew to Ecuador to guide climbs on volcanoes here. I think some of you thinking about a return to Mexico ought to consider a trip to Ecuador instead and step it up to some bigger volcanoes and visit an very amazing country!! Here are a couple pictures:  Cotopaxi's very cool double crater.  Summit photo on Cotopaxi (19348'/5897m), Ecuador on November 20, 2011  SMI guide April climbing on Cotopaxi.  Big crevasses and amazing scenery on Cotopaxi. More pictures to come!!!
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Amazing pictures. The double crater is great!
"The mountains are calling and I must go." John Muir
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I've said it before, I'll say it again... I am SO JEALOUS of the life you Professional Climbers lead.
Cool stuff! If you take away the brown (at left), that last photo reminds me of a section of the Gib Ledges Route on Rainier that we did last July.
When my wife hits the Lotto, I'll be going all over the world with you Kurt.
For someone who doesn't plan, the next couple of years are already filled with climbing adventures. If things fall thru, I may just head down to S.A. sooner...
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I took this picture in Mexico especially for Richard. Happy Thanksgiving everybody!! 
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Thats Hysterical !!!!!!!!!!!!
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So, I'm at the Thanksgiving table with a bunch of twenty-somethings and they all have their iPhones out. OK, I can be cool too, so I'm checking e-mail and messages too.
I am so glad I had cleared the table before I saw this one! Food would have been spraying out of my mouth - I was laughing that hard.
I'm blowing this one up for the mountain wall.
We really need to get the Three Dicks (me, Mike and RG) down to Mexico to have at that! Least we can do Is make a LOT of offerings to the Volcano gods.
Thanks Kurt. That is a classic.
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Hey guys, It's taken me too long but pics from the trip are finally up! Thanks again to everyone for a fantastic experience! Brandon Photos
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Been enjoying all these pictures. Keep them coming! The Mexico photos are great AND those Ecuador shots are making me salivate. I'm going to have to figure out a way to get down there.
Kurt, are you still in South America or are you back in Bishop?
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OUTSTANDING Photos!!!!!!!!!!
(I just killed an hour looking at ALL of them).
Congrats to all !!!!!!!!!!!
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Kurt; did you eat the whole bag of cheetos. Those things will kill you DEAD!!!!! Spent an hour last week looking at your pictures, they are amazing. The idea of climbing to 18,000 sounds very exciting. I look forward to viewing your next adventure.
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Kurt; did you eat the whole bag of cheetos. Those things will kill you DEAD!!!!! Are you kidding me??? Those things are evil!! I'll leave those for Richard to devour. I think they actually have a half life. Spent an hour last week looking at your pictures, they are amazing. The idea of climbing to 18,000 sounds very exciting. I look forward to viewing your next adventure. I hope to see you on a trip there sometime. There's a few people on this board who have been on trips with us. We have a great time and have had a great success rate in Mexico and Ecuador too.
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