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Ed Diffendal
Jan 30, 2003, 7:19:08 PM1/30/03
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Just getting around to posting this. Pictures and a report of my trip
up the Polish Glacier on Aconcagua over Christmas. Enjoy.
up the Polish Glacier on Aconcagua over Christmas. Enjoy.
Ed.
Pictures:
http://www.diffendal.com/aconcaguaimages1.htm
http://www.diffendal.com/aconcaguaimages2.htm
Gory Details:
http://www.diffendal.com/aconcagua_tr.htm
MarkW
Jan 30, 2003, 7:41:09 PM1/30/03
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"Ed Diffendal" <ed_dif...@stanfordalumni.org> wrote in message
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> Just getting around to posting this. Pictures and a report of my trip
> up the Polish Glacier on Aconcagua over Christmas. Enjoy.
Wow, thanks, well enjoyed. Stellar pics!
MarkW
Russ S.
Jan 31, 2003, 2:52:25 AM1/31/03
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nice TR, thoroughly enjoyed it.
Gnarling
Jan 31, 2003, 7:02:39 PM1/31/03
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ed_dif...@stanfordalumni.org (Ed Diffendal) wrote in message news:<638eab9c.03013...@posting.google.com>...
> Just getting around to posting this. Pictures and a report of my trip
> up the Polish Glacier on Aconcagua over Christmas. Enjoy.
Great story and beautiful pictures. Congratulations. Sounds like the
cobwebs are out and fresh air is in!
Inez
Drongiri
Feb 3, 2003, 2:26:54 AM2/3/03
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Great photos! What camera did you use? What did you have to do to get it to
work in the cold?
work in the cold?
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Ed Diffendal
Feb 3, 2003, 6:33:18 PM2/3/03
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Thanks! Camera is a Sony DSC-71 -- smallish size, 3.2 megapixels. I
carried it in the chest pocket of my inner layer (underneath my
Schoeller jacket) so it stayed pretty warm. I found on this trip and
this past summer in Peru that the key is keeping the camera warm and
taking it out for short periods of time (ie when you're taking
pictures). When I'm rock climbing I generally just clip it to my
harness and it works fine.
carried it in the chest pocket of my inner layer (underneath my
Schoeller jacket) so it stayed pretty warm. I found on this trip and
this past summer in Peru that the key is keeping the camera warm and
taking it out for short periods of time (ie when you're taking
pictures). When I'm rock climbing I generally just clip it to my
harness and it works fine.
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