Daniel's various mountaineering photos
Introduction
Herein I am adding new pictures from my adventures and from other peruvian climbers. You are capable to watching different photos of rock, ice climbing and conventional(tourist) pictures which show the awesame of my country. Below you may read an abstract about the mountaineering experience of my friends (My background experience is in previous web page). I am very thankful from my peruvian climber friends who allowed me to show their pictures here.

Daniel E. Lazo

Asociacion de Andinismo de la Universidad de Lima
West Lafayette, IN, USA.
Any information
E-mail:daniellazo@alumni.purdue.edu

In memorian:
-Axel Bjelke (Set 1992, my first climbing partner) who shared his firsts steps in the mountain with me.
-Renzo Uccelli (Dic 2002) who taught me the love for the mountains

ERNESTO MALAGA
-He has climbed since 1985
- Chairman of of Mountaineering and Climbing Association of Universidad de Lima in 1987
- Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide, since 1985
Peru
*Cordillera Blanca mountain range.
*Cordillera Central mountain range.
*Cordillera La Viuda mountain range.
Abroad
*Ecuador (Cotopaxi)
*Argetina (Aconcagua)
*Francia (Mont Blanc)
*Suiza (Cervino)
*Austria(Hoe Riff)
*Italia (Dolomitas)
*Espana (Pirineos)
*Checoslovaqui (Tatras)
*Polonia (Tatras)
*Nepal and China. (Himalaya) Member of the First and Second peruvian Himalaya Expedition (Shinsa Pagma, 2000)

GUILLERMO PORTOCARRERO
-He has climbed since 1985
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide, since 1985
-National Course on Safety and Rescue in High Mountain. Peru. (7 Times)
-International Course on Safety and Rescue in High Mountain. Peru. (4 times)
Peru
*Cordillera Blanca mountain range.
*Cordillera Central mountain range.(several first ascentions in the world)
*Cordillera La Viuda mountain range.
*Cordillera Volcanica mountain range.
*Cordillera Ampato mountain range
*Cordillera Carabaya mountain range
*Cordillera Chila mountain range
*Cordillera Huaytapallana mountain range
*Cordillera Urubamba mountain range
*Cordillera del Barroso mountain range
Abroad
*Spain (Riglos, Monte perdido)
*Francia (Fontainebleu)
*Italia (Adamello,Dolomitas)
*Argentina (Aconcagua, solo)
*Bolivia (Huanapotosi)
*Ecuador (Cotopaxi, Carihuayrazo,Illiniza Norte)

JOSE LUIS USQUIANO
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide,
- Member of the Americo Tordoya mountaineering club
- He has climbed since 1982.
-National Course on Safety and Rescue in High Mountain. Peru. (94 and 95).
Peru
*Cordillera Central (several first ascention in the world)
*Cordillera Blanca
*Cordillera de Huallanca
*Cordillera Raura
*Cordillera de La Viuda
*Cordillera de La Corte
*Cordillera de Huaytapallana
*Cordillera del Pariacaca
*Cordillera de Yauyos
*Cordillera de Carabaya

Aurelio Garcia-Ribeyro
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide, Peru
-Member of the Asociacion de Andinismo de la Universidad de Lima

Marco Vasquez
-Member of the Asociacion de Andinismo de la Universidad de Lima,Peru.
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide*

Christian Barnuevo
-Member of the Americo Tordoya mountaineering club
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide

Guillermo Mejia
-Member of Drako club
-Instructor, Basic Courses of Mountaineering Climbing and Guide
-Several first peruvian ascention.

Jose Fernando Otero
Freelance peruvian climber and photographer.

Carlo Brescia
Freelance peruvian climber


"I wanted to travel and to see how other peoples live, how it is their culture, to climb their mountains and to put in this transitory perspective that I had discovered in the Alps. I did not want to have a career, neither to marry and nor to have family, or anything that I was sticking or was retaining myself. Simply I was trying to be free and to be in the mountains, which were the most liberating experience that knew. In fact, no climbers could never understand. It means something special, as a secret hidden in the minds from some privileged few ones"
(Quería viajar y ver cómo viven otras gentes, cómo es su cultura, escalar sus montañas y ponerme en esa perspectiva transitoria que había descubierto en los Alpes. No quería una carrera, ni casarme y tener familia, ni nada que me atase o me retuviese. Simplemente pretendía ser libre y estar en las montañas, que eran la experiencia más liberadora que conocía. Y el hecho de que los no escaladores nunca lo pudieran entender lo hacía aún más especial, como un secreto escondido en las mentes de unos pocos privilegiados)
Joe Simpson from the book "Touching the Void"

"Thank you mountain for having given itself teaching of life.
Because fatigued I have learned to please the rest.
Because sweating I have learned to estimate a sip of fresh water.
Because tired I have detained and could have observed the marvel of a flower,
the freedom of a flight of birds, to breathe
Perfume of the simplicity.
Because only, plunged in the silence, I have met
In the mirror and frightened
I have admitted my need of thruth and love.
Because suffering I have estimated the marvel of
Summit, perceiving that real things, those that take happiness, which it obtains only with fatigue,
And the one who can never suffer he can never understand"
(Gracias montaña por haberme dado lexiones de vida.
Porque fatigado he aprendido a gustar del reposo.
Porque sudando he aprendido a apreciar un sorbo de
agua fresca.
porque cansado me he detenido y he podido observar
la maravilla de una flor,
la libertad de un vuelo de pajaros, respirar el
perfume de la sencillez.
Porque solo, sumergido en el silencio, me he visto
en el espejo y espantado
he admitido mi necesidad de verdad y de amor.
Porque sufriendo he apreciado la maravilla de la
cumbre, percibiendo que las
cosas verdaderas, aquellas que llevan felicidad, que obtiene solo con fatiga,
y quien no sabe sufrir nunca podra entender)

Batissimo Boneli, italian climber who have achieved the Everest summit and passed away in the Noth Face of Huascaran Mountain(Peru) trying to repeat the Casaroto route, one of the hardest route in that face.

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