I'm going to Cochamó. Who's comin' with me?
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Hoping to make enough money this year to go to Chile and climb in Cochamó starting in January 2013 (as long as the world doesn't end...). That place being incredible looking and with all it's FA potential, it would nice to be the less strong climber of a party (or notno me importajust want to climb). |
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Sent you a pm |
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-Get a plastic tarp to put above your tent. |
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Thanks y'all. I'm off in a couple weeks. |
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Check out Frey and Bariloche!!! |
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So jealous... |
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Chile's reciprocity tax is now $140, I think. |
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you can get there fast and then take it slow? Or is that kokomo? |
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Oh man I wish I could go, that sounds awesome. Cochamo is amazing, beautiful, and just such a cool experience. The climbing is awesome and adventurous. You really should check out Frey also since you're so close, it's really amazing as well, but in a totally different way. Cocahmo and Frey together make for a great climbing trip. I went to Frey after Cochamo and that's a nice way to do it because the splitter cracks and great pro at Frey seem so welcome after getting scared on run-out Cochamo flares and slabs. Bienvenidos a mi Insomnia is one of the many really good ones at Cochamo, and be sure to hit the super fun natural waterslides on the river. If you haven't already, be sure to check out cochamo.com Have fun! |
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Hey I am in santiago, I really want to head to cochamo but I have no climbing partner at this point. I can lead up to early 5.11 sport, and early 5.10 trad. I have a 60 metre rope, and rack. are still not in cochamo, and looking for a partner by any chance? |
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PM sent |
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If he's in Cochamo right now, the chances of him replying are slim. Internet does exist there, but it's slow and I wouldn't rely on someone checking it if they're not crashing at the refuge. |