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This picture was taken on the first day of climbing Huayna Potosi mountain in Bolivia. On this first day we learned how to use ice axe and crampons before we st...
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This picture was taken on the first day of climbing Huayna Potosi mountain in Bolivia. On this first day we learned how to use ice axe and crampons before we started the hike on the next day. We finally reached the summit the day after, being at a height of 6.088m (19,974ft) - the highest I've been so far. It was really exhausting but an experience I wouldn't want to miss!
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