Hiking matters #466: Pico de Loro Traverse Part 2 – Up to the Monolith and traversing down to Nasugbu, Batangas
Continued from Hiking matters #465: From the summit of Pico de Loro we headed up the Monolith, doubtless one of
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Continued from Hiking matters #465: From the summit of Pico de Loro we headed up the Monolith, doubtless one of
Read moreVolcán Pasochoa (4199m) a popular acclimatisation hikein the Ecuadorian Andes AVENIDA DE LOS VOLCANES – Volcan Pasochoa (4199m) is a
Read moreAVENIDA DE LOS VOLCANES – Having acclimatised for five days, with 4698m my highest point thus far in this trip,
Read moreAn alpaca (a South American mammal that resembles a small llama)stares at the turquoise waters of Volcan Quilotoa’s Crater Lake
Read morePichincha, one of the prominent volcanoes of the Ecuadorian Andes QUITO, ECUADOR – It feels great to finally reach six
Read moreHiking up the “Praying Monk” section of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix, Arizona ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – In 2012, I did
Read moreST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – I had feared that I would a hike-less month in the course of my scholarly visit
Read moreHiking in Castlewood State Park, Missouri with a view of the Meramec River ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI – I wasn’t expecting
Read moreView from Mt, Isarog’s summit, where Fedor Jagor said he camped in 1859 annotated by Gideon Lasco In the course
Read moreIt has been almost a year ago since I had a wonderful outdoor experience in Australia. After hiking up Mt.
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