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Love is nice and so is chalkYanqui shows that there's no conflict between chalk and a soulful realization of "Que Lindo Es El Amor".
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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Yanqui shows his romantic sideTim agrees: it's nice to be in love.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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Gaby sends Pensa y PoneleGaby Cendoya climbs through the pump on the steeps jugs of Barker's Pensa y Ponele.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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Gaby climbing strong on Pensa y PoneleGaby Cendoya silohuetted on the steep jugs of Barker's Pensa y Ponele
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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Yanqui eyeballs the crux of the New 5.10c Face Climb.The title says it all.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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Yanqui starts up a new 5.10cTim wants to check out the new 5.10c
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-26
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A Little FinesseThe last of three photos of Gaby Cendoya cruising up "La Cuerda Corta" (10a). Here she is finessing the subtle finish.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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La Cuerda Corta Girl TeamThe kids played so well alone together that we actually got to split up into two teams last Sunday. Here the girl team makes short shrift of "La Cuerda Corta" (10a) with Gaby Cendoya on the sharp end.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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Cuerda Corta OneThe first of three photos of Gaby Cendoya hiking up the steep 10a jugs on Barker's "La Cuerda Corta".
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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Baby Boom ThreeThe last of three photos of Mar del Plata's Juancho crusing up Baby Boom. Here he gets ready for the crux move, which is a heel hook out right and a strong reach.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04 | Last Modified: 2007-06-05
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Baby Boom TwoThe second of three photos of Juancho cruising up Baby Boom. Here he gets to the business on the exciting exit roof.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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Baby Boom OneThe first of three photos of Mar del Plata's Juancho cruising up Baby Boom. Note the big roof (with the exit crux) waiting above.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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Use the underclingGaby Cendoya makes short shrift of the tricky crux at the start of this 10a
Submitted by: yanqui on 2007-06-04
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Mariano climbs while Gaby tries to think of a good nameGaby Cendoya belays Mariano Maceri on 'Merece un buen nombre', one of several excellent 5.10 face climbs on the Torres Gemalas in the Sierras of Cordoba.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-20
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Mariano is like a kid with a new toy.Mariano Maceri climbs 'Como nene con un juguete nuevo' one of the several quality 5.10 face climbs on Torres Gemelas in Cordoba's La Ola.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-20
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Gaby Cendoya realizes there is no spoonGaby Cendoya on the crux underclings in a top rope ascent of the 5.10d jug haul 'There is no spoon'.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-08
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Mariano Maseri enjoys a foot massageFoot massage is one of the more enjoyable 10a's in the La Ola area. But actually the route is fairly juggy, so why does it get called 'Foot Massage'?
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-08
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Cecilia hanging out in El PatoEl Pato is one of the great new bouldering areas in Sierra de los Padres. You have to walk a bit to get there, but the reward is more isolation and less litter. Here we see the 3 year-old Cecilia Jane Bratten practising her campus technique on an endurance, low-ball traverse problem.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-07
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Little girl's best friendCecilia Jane Bratten and our dog Rubio, styling out, at the base of the low boulders, in Balcarce.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-07
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Tim changing over to the headwall on TrinityNeo: Trinity? The Trinity? The Trinity that cracked the I.R.S. Kansas City D-Base? I just thought... you were a guy.
Trinity: Most guys do.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-07
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Yanqui starting out the 10 foot roof on TrinityA 10 foot roof followed by a short, juggy, 20 degree overhanging headwall, just may make Trinity the most fun 4 bolt 5.11c in the world.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-07
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Tim has a cookieHave a cookie is yet another short but sweet Balcarce 5.10, this time with bomber horizontal hand jams and great cam placements.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2006-03-02
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Informative V4 bouldering shotFor all you noobs out there, Tim Bratten (yanqui) demonstrates correct chalk bag positioning for a sketched boulderer working to send a roofy V4 lowball, at Techos de mierda in Balcarce.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-12-13 | Last Modified: 2007-05-18
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Bullet the blue skyTim Bratten (yanqui), in profile, cranking the easy top out moves of a great V3 boulder at Techos de mierda in Balcarce.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-12-13 | Last Modified: 2007-05-18
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Not as hard as I make it lookTim Bratten (code name: yanqui) making faces on a V2 boulder problem at Techos de mierda in Balcarce.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-12-13 | Last Modified: 2007-05-18
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Tim (aka yanqui) reaches for the jugTim Bratten (code name yanqui) on a V2 boulder at Techos de Mierde in Balcarce. The problem sit starts on the chalked holds down and right and heel hooks to the top.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-12-13 | Last Modified: 2007-05-18
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New profile pictureTim Bratten (code name: yanqui) with his daughter Cecilia and her friend Rafael on their way to do some climbing.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-22
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Pastelito on variation number 3Pastelito playing on a V4 variation to some other stuff we'd already done. Later, he'll be heel hooking that left hand hold he's got, and use that to crank to a jug.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-17
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Peripatetic Argentine crash padMariano Maceri makes short shrift of Cell block left while my dog Rubio fills in with his impressive imitation of my missing Mad Rock crash pad
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-17
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The 2005 Festival de Boulder champ sends AsperixRuben 'Mishi' Molina, the 2005 Sierra de los Padres Festival de Boulder champion climbing hard to send the V8 boulder problem, Asperix on La Barrosa.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Good spot, guysJuancho loosens up on V0 pump love while the rest of the guys work on loosening up their faces and tongues. So important for cutting-edge bouldering.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Arete with a viewPastelito (Luciano) cleaned up this one just because it looked so pretty. Here he is enjoying the fruits of his labor. With a bit more cleaning, the face below could be home to several more V0 problems.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Juancho's impeccable redpoint of Morsa's Big SwingJuancho showing his considerable strength by redpointing the Morsa's Big Swing (5.12a) on his second go.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Juancho harnessed up on Morsa's Big SwingJuancho ends his first attempt on the bouldery roof of Morsa's Big Swing (5.12a). Just as you manage the iron cross reach to crimpers over the roof, your feet wanna to cut out. If you let them cut out a bit too hard, here's what happens.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Walking the talk on North American InvasionTim Bratten (code name: yanqui) showing the kids he can still finagle his way up a thing or two, as he prepares to send the bouldery crux of his 5.11d route North American Invasion.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Gaby climbs the Ready AreteGabriela Cendoya (code name: labarrosa) enjoys the Ready Arete, a fun 5.9 situated on Sierra La Barrosa.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-11-15
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Gaby Cendoya has a cookieNot the best photo, but the only I have, of the short, but sweet (and steep) 5.10 route "Have a cookie". Put up on La Barrosa's Matrix wall by visiting climber Mike Pleinus.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-06-14
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Setting out for the jugsYanqui cranks a few thin moves on his never ending quest to reach big jugs, in this case situated a move or so further out the roof of Techo Grande.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-03-29
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Yanqui on old school V2Yanqui cranks a stout V2, one of the early sit-start problems in Sierra de los Padres cooked up by the Mar del Platenses.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-03-29
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Gaby focuses on the jugGabriela Cendoya (code name: labarrosa) gets ready to nab the jug on a V1 boulder problem at La Barrosa's usual boulders.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-03-29
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Diego climbs the Ready AreteThe Ready Arete, at 5.9, is one of La Barrosa's easiest climbs, with 5 bolts of interesting and varied moves.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-03-29
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Charlie on the second send of AsperixCharlie Contarse on good holds after sending the crux of Asperix, still one of La Barrosa's most difficult boulder problems.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-03-29
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Gaby cranks the standard funGabriela Cendoya cranks the requisite standard fun at Vomito Negro (aka El Peņon) in Sierra de los Padrezs
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Mariano enjoys a slabA second shot of Mariano Maceri climbing an 11a slab at El Rincon.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Mariano climbing at El RinconThe first of two shots of Mariano Maceri climbing a 5.11a slab route at El Rincon
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Emilio showing how it's done.After 6 days of bouldering we finally ran into the locals, so we had an excuse, right? I mean, after all, we were tired. Here's local climber Emilio Sierra showing how it's done in the zone of Los Monsters.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Emilio setting up at Los Monsters.Local climber Emilio Sierra sets up for a dyno in the zone of Los Monsters at La Pampilla in Coquimbo, Chile.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Mariano starting up a fine 11a sport routeMariano Maceri climbs a fine 5.11a sport route, hidden away on a 25 meter wall high above Lago Lacar.
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-03
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Gaby footworking a slab at El RinconGabriela Cendoya checking her footwork while slabbing up a 5.9 near San Martin de los Andes. El Rincon is the face that you are looking at and is home to about 10 sport routes from 5.9 to 5.11 in difficulty
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-01
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Gaby slabs out at El RinconGabriela Cendoya climbing a slabby sport route in El Rincon. At first I thought this slab was the 5.11a, but after some reflection I think it's one of the 5.9s. Isn't that just like sport climbing?
Submitted by: yanqui on 2005-02-01
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