Climbing Cayambe in Ecuador

12/19/09

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4 Comments Written by Carlo Alcos

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Tagged under: Cayambe, Ecuador, mountain climbing

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Carlo is a Contributing Editor of Matador Trips, originally hailing from Vancouver, Canada. After a two-year stint in Melbourne, he and his wife are traveling slowly with their Bike Fridays; they don't know when, where, or if the journey will end. Follow him on Twitter and at Vagabonderz.com.

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Kathy replied on December 19, 2009

Although I prefer staying snug and warm to being in these guys’ shoes, I’m glad some folks like to do this stuff and take such neat pictures. Thanks for sharing it.
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Simone replied on December 19, 2009

If I squint a little bit, this pic looks a whole lot like my front yard right now!
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Julie replied on December 21, 2009

Wow- beautiful. Though, like Kathy said, I’d prefer to be by the fire.
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Kevin Post replied on December 23, 2009

I live for this kind of stuff, I’m a bit masochistic from time to time
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