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This
section offers updates of the current changes
in the conditions of the mountains of Ecuador,
as well as a source of relevant information related
to our climbing community. It will be updated
once a month, unless some outstanding events occur
first, so make sure you come back to find out
about the latest news!
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March 12
Andeanface New Office
Andeanface has changed the office in Quito. Our new address is Luis Coloma N 44-67 y Av El Inca. Our new numbers are: (593 2) 2921-485 and fax (593 2) 510-5861
March 5
Confirmed Departures
At the moment, we have the following next departures for Andeanface Expeditions:
• Cotopaxi Trek and Summit Climbing Expedition:
Sunday 28 March till Saturday 3 April 2010
Sunday 4 July till Saturday 10 July 2010
• Cotopaxi Challenge Trek Expedition:
Sunday 28 March till Friday 2 April 2010
If you would like to book one of these expeditions, please send an e-mail to Andeanface.
Jan 29
Jorge Anhalzer's website
Jorge Anhalzer has become the best known mountain photographer of Ecuador. His photography career started when he became one of the first mountain guides of Ecuador. Right now he develops his career by taking photographs from an ultralight plane. recently he published a website with some of his pictures: http://www.jorgeanhalzer.com/
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Jan 22
ASEGUIM website Andeanface wants to inform that the web site of (ASEGUIM) Ecuadorian Association of Mountain Guides is back on line now, it shows the current list of certified guides in Ecuador http://www.aseguim.org
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Nov 26
Santiago Quintero reached 8.400m on KII!
Santiago Quintero is an ecuadorian mountain guide and a friend who was attemting KII ( the second highest mountain of the world) as member on an intenational expedition. On the 4th of August he reached 8.400m and had to retreat due to soft snow and avalanche danger. For more information about his project check http://www.mounteverest.net/news.php?id=18001 or his own website http://www.santiagoquintero.com/andesextremo/andes/principal.htm
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June 14
Ivan Vallejo climbed Dhaulagiri in Nepal and completed the 14X 8.000m peaks
Ivan Vallejo Ecuadorian climber and friend completed his quest of climbing all the 8.000m peaks without the use of supplementary oxygen. His last objective was Dhaulagiri his 14th and last 8.000m peak!.
Ivan Vallejo was born in Ambato, Ecuador, on December 19, 1959. A natural born climber. Soon in his climbing life summited the main andean peaks of Ecuador, and gave up everything for the Himalayas. He first summited Manaslu and Broad Peak, but it was Everest that made him well known after he became the first Ecuadorian to summit in 1999 and without supplementary O2. CONGRATULATIONS Ivan from his ecuadorian climbing mates!!
For news on his expedition please check: www.ivanvallejo.com
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