This is Turko, making a V2 move, this was a cool, but nice, night at El Parque. We made a lot of new moves or combinations. We have a lot of fun. Photo credit: Me, Vicente. FujiFilm Fine Pix S5600, B&W mode.

This is Turko in the crux of "La fisura de Arriba" in Parque San Martin in Costa Atlantica Zone in Mar del Plata Argentina. A hard V2, 36 feet crack traverse.

This is a hard move on a crack boulder of a Mar del Plata´s boldest (obvious) climber , hehe. Credit: Me, Vicente Marino. FujiFilm FinePix S5600.

My camera took an acid trip during a boulder photo session, while Turco made a V2 move.

This is our beverage: the Mate, similar to tea (infusion) or coffe. Very rich in severals minerals very importants to our body for recovery after a hard session of climbing or to aclimatize to high altitudes. It´s better when share it with friends. Photo credit: Leo Palomba.

No digan que ustedes no miran para cualquier lado mientras dan seguro! bueno el turco no es la excepcion.

Vamos mucho al cabo y hay que probar nuevos estilos y piedras. Guarda que se desarma!!!

La cara del turco. Que pelada chabon ahora estas mas presentable!!

This is me warming up in Cabo Corrientes, a beatifull place besides the ocean, full of boulders to climb. A fun place.

Un poco de magnesio y lo que queda de las huellas digitales es todo lo que hace falta para hacer unos boulders.

Es la zona de bloques de cabo corrientes en mar del plata sobre la cara de la piedra principal donde es infinita la combinacion de tomas a probar.

Es una roca muy baja pero con gran cantidad de tomas ¨romoides¨ que invitan a realizar este tipo de pasos largos a unos pocos centimetros del piso. Se encuentra en cabo corrientes, Mar del Plata.

Se trata de la zona de boulders de cabo corrientes en Mar del Plata, un lugar a pasos del centro de la ciudad y con innumerables problemas para resolver.

This is Cabo Corrientes Boulders, a rocky place IN the city, near the sea and 20 blocks far the downtown. There´re a few graded boulders but a thousands of problems to do and to discover, with a little of imagination.

The easiest route at Playa Grande is this 5.10c, which is nice for warming up because it actually has a few good holds. Here Mariano Maceri checks his footwork before entering the crux, while Gaby gets a neck tweak down below.

This 85 degree retaining wall is home to a about a dozen finger tweaking face climbs ranging from 5.10c to 5.12a in difficulty. The route Tim's on was given an Argentine rating of 6a+, although it would check in at a solid 5.10d by US standards. When you get tired of crimping, you can go play on the jugs of the nearby, overhanging boulder.