Argentina - Cerro Tronador - Trans alpine trip - January 1988
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Above - In beech forest below Tronador - lunch break

Above - setting up camp higher up

Above - Peaks to the east

Above - Brad taking photos

Above - Climbing higher

Above - Tronador

Above - Climbing higher

Above - We stay in this rough refugio. It was cold and very draughty.

Above - Tronador - dusk

Above - Engraving on the bunk

Above - Tronador

Above - Tronador

Above - Peaks to the east - dawn mist

Above - Higher up

Above - a nice slot

Above - Climbing higher

Above - Brad, John and Doug

Above - the main summit (the International Summit)

Above - Climbing to the Argentinian summit

Above - The valley below

Above - Sunrise

Above - Ice on the refugio

Above - The refugio

Above - peaks to the east

Above - The refugio

Above - Footprints

Above - Doug, roped up and ready to go. From the refugio we traversed
the mountain

Above - Broken ice

Above - Traversing

Above - A rest stop

Above - we had to make our way through many crevasses

Above - Crevasses

Above - Crevasses

Above - Tronador

Above - near the Pass of the Clouds

Above - near the Pass of the Clouds

Above - near the Pass of the Clouds

Above - near the Pass of the Clouds. We descended to the pass, and then
climbed up onto the range on the other (eastern) side

Above - near the Pass of the Clouds

Above - Alpine country

Above - Tony looking back to Tronador

Above - Bob looking back to Tronador

Above - Bob looking ahead

Above - Tony on the walk

Above - a nice campsite

Above - We went out to the point overlooking the lake - while we were
there we saw a number of condors flying nearby

Above - We camped near this great lake

Above - View towards nearby volcanic peaks

Above - Bob, Tony and Brad sun baking near the lake.
We then descended to the valley floor and walked back to the road head
at the base of Tronador. Then we caught a bus back to Bariloche. The
next day we went on a long daywalk in
the hills nearby
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