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The Huayhuash trek 27/9 - 4/10

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October 5th 2007
Published: November 2nd 2007
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***** Preface Erez: ¨Do you have water?¨ Efrat: ¨What´s the time?¨ Erez: ¨15:30¨ Efrat: ¨Not yet¨ This dialogue might sound a bit strange, but it actually happened. This is because getting drinking water during the trek involved filling a bottle with water from the closest river (The water are so freezing that you lose the feeling in your hand for a few minutes after that), and then us... Read Full Entry



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Day V - beginning to climbDay V - beginning to climb
Day V - beginning to climb
Day V - Fredi and the horse on the way upDay V - Fredi and the horse on the way up
Day V - Fredi and the horse on the way up
Day V - close to the top of the passDay V - close to the top of the pass
Day V - close to the top of the pass
Day V - we made it!Day V - we made it!
Day V - we made it!
The top of the pass at 5000m. Right to left - Yaron, Roy, Tal, Tomer, Shahaf, Erez and Dvir.
Day V - at the common tentDay V - at the common tent
Day V - at the common tent
Fredi is winning in card games while cooking (and Sabino is cutting onions)
Day VI - a waterfallDay VI - a waterfall
Day VI - a waterfall
Day VI - the villageDay VI - the village
Day VI - the village
What a location!
Day VI - miss protectionDay VI - miss protection
Day VI - miss protection
Fredi is writing the receipts
Day VI - inside the villageDay VI - inside the village
Day VI - inside the village
Day VI - almost at the campDay VI - almost at the camp
Day VI - almost at the camp
Day VI - our camp and the viewDay VI - our camp and the view
Day VI - our camp and the view
Day VII - starting to climb (looking up)Day VII - starting to climb (looking up)
Day VII - starting to climb (looking up)
Day VII - starting to climb (looking down)Day VII - starting to climb (looking down)
Day VII - starting to climb (looking down)
Day VII - the view from the top of the first passDay VII - the view from the top of the first pass
Day VII - the view from the top of the first pass
Day VII - donkeys on the wayDay VII - donkeys on the way
Day VII - donkeys on the way
Day VII - looking down at the day's campDay VII - looking down at the day's camp
Day VII - looking down at the day's camp
Day VIII - the village at the end of the trekDay VIII - the village at the end of the trek
Day VIII - the village at the end of the trek



2nd November 2007

Shoval
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Yaffe!
Sounds fun, and axiomaticaly cold. Where's the Lemma? Did you pay a fine for the bottle? Did the bottle pay protection? All these questions and more in the next Episode of Eyfo Efrat? :-)
2nd November 2007

Harel
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About time!
This has been a long time in the making. Give us more! The views are wonderful... Take care.
2nd November 2007

golan
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nice entry!
i don't think your argumentation is rigorous enough... some greek letters are needed. enjoy!

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