Photos by casco

So, this is me at the tulum ruins again, litterally hangin´ around.

So, this is me at the tulum ruins again, litterally hangin´ around.

So, this is me at the tulum ruins again, litterally hangin´ around.

Yay, my older sis again at the ruins. Got better resolution, but it´s heavy as hell.

Yay, my older sis again at the ruins. Got better resolution, but it´s heavy as hell.

This is my older Sister at the Ruins of Tulum.

My lil´ sis again at the Sharp Tulum Ruins. Pretty cool, huh?

This is my lil´ sis at Tulum Ruins bouldering. Gotta love the rock!!

These are my two pretty sisters bouldering a bit at Tulum Beach. Pretty sharp edges, huh?

Ok, this is at the Tulum Ruins´ Beach, you can see the "Tower of the Gods" at the back, made by the Maya tribe. They have better ruins at Chichén-Itza, but no climbing.

Ok, this is at the Tulum Ruins´ Beach, you can see the "Tower of the Gods" at the back, made by the Maya tribe. They have better ruins at Chichén-Itza, but no climbing.

Talk about nothing to do, found it funny to upload this when I saw a thread named "You know you´re adicted to climbing when:"... and even if this is a posed picture, I did do it once.

This is my first time finishing this problem. Some friends and I found this boulder about 8 months ago, it was about time.

Camino principal huasteca, sales a la derecha después del cerrito en frente del cañón del jabalí y llegas al risco.

This is me on Andrómeda, 5.10a. It had been a while since I took on that climb, this time was much easier, wearing much better shoes and having much more experience.

Suposedly a scientist found a cure for cancer, infected himself and then cured himself. Of course, that´s an urban legend, pretty much a lie too.

Surprise shot from Little Kathy, who found my $80 dollar camera to be a very nice toy... don´t blame her, shes got talent ;)

My best friend´s cousin, she tagged along and top roped this 5.9 twice, she´s just great.

With no smog nor clouds, Las mitras shows us its magnifíque posture in this fast-moving-car three-picture-stitch. was pretty hard getting it done, but it finally came along.

Sunday noon, I got nostalgia kicking in, Sean is the first person I saw admiring this, now I do it every time I go there, even more this day, with not a cloud nor any smog in the sky, extremely green.

After a heavy arm workout, my father surprised me with this great closeup, thought it was worth it

This is me just before one of those amazing Puerto Vallarta sunsets on a nice easy boulder.

Thats about 2.5 meters from the ground, but the sand is soft enough for parachute landings.

This is me in mismaloya, nice boulder, nice landing place, just depends much on the tide.

This is my sister in mismaloya, nice boulder, nice landing place, just depends much on the tide.

This is my sister in mismaloya, nice boulder, nice landing place, just depends much on the tide.

This is my sister in mismaloya, nice boulder, nice landing place, just depends much on the tide.

on our way back from Puerto Vallarta to Monterrey, we had this beautiful background sunset, I had to climb out of the moving van to take the picture.

Final movement to send the lechuzon. Some slopers at the end.

This is me in the middle of the problem "popo de rata". we also call it, 3 rock problem.

You should´ve levitated on this one... ;)

This is a memorial to my first nemesis route, once I passed the crux, I took it lightly and slowly. much power needed, rather do a balance route.

Durante la visita de baja_java descubrimos lo interesante que puede llegar a ser el bastante visto boulder. Estoy yo hasta arriba, luego Hazael, y el Rulo no llegó, al menos para la foto.

This is Rulo, trying out onsighting toma tu subida al cielo, he had an accident that day, but wasn´t that bad

Damn, have never been more afraid in my life, 4 meter fall on one side, 2 meter fall on the other, but with lots of magueyes below, and razor-sharp droplet-eroded limestone all around!!! Thank you prideclimber for such an amazing picture.

This is me on my first boulder attempt, which was successfull, don´t know what level it is, it´s my first, and my friend keazah, had just found and named it (none of us had done bouldering before, so we do not know the level).

Have you ever felt so unlucky that you just repeat to yourself "why me?", hoping for some supernatural power to answer? Well, this is, precisely, one of those times when "Why me?" is the last thing you`ll ever think of saying.

Although I´m not any champ, I felt like a god, just for having the benefit of being there. El potrero chico is one of the best places to be.

This is a pic where I was practicing footwork creativity, I started using the shoes to pull instead of push without using the heel... hence, Im near upside down.

I told you guys he´s pretty good!!! hehe, he´s just belaying a toproper...

can you tell what´s the worst thing that can happen without making a wierd face???

this is my sister danny, climbing on escorpión. It´s funny the reaction you get when you see the only hold you can use is almost N/A...

Flattest route I´ve ever tested. Handholds and footholds replaced by mere jokes!!!

Flattest route I´ve ever tested. Handholds and footholds replaced by jokes

This is me, dynamo-ing to the top of the route, pretty long jump, I barely did.......n´t make it ;)

This is El Gordo, I´ll be sure tu post his website on a comment, I bet he says size don´t matter ;)

This is El Gordo, I´ll be sure tu post his website on a comment, I bet he says size don´t matter ;)

I proved myself better than the mountain once again while berserking to barely pull the rope up to the anchor point.

Now Im on the second crux, just after the left-bouldering, time to go up again, with the risk of a giant swing of death.

Now Im on the second crux, just after the left-bouldering, time to go up again, with the risk of a giant swing of death.