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Nevado de Toluca (Xinantecatl) Climber's Log
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|Route Climbed? Mountain Climbed?
Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2009
|This was an interesting trip wherin we got screwed by our taxi driver and had to walk up the 17 kilometer road. This put us badly off our schedule and camping in the backcountry. Matt and I forced a route through a nightmarish rockfield and summited a subpeak along the ridge around 14,900ft. Matt summited Pico Aguila 15,157ft.
|Posted Feb 3, 2009 5:00 am
|route climbed
Date Climbed: Dec 31, 2006
|From refuge to the crater's border, wind was intense. so strong by moments impossible to stand up... so a hours later wheater change, clear, fresh and really nice views. We climbed the 3 highest peaks: Aguila, Marquez and Fraile.
|Posted Sep 28, 2008 1:24 pm
|Amazing place - views are fantastic
Date Climbed: Dec 31, 2006
|We climbed mostly of peaks surrounding the crater of this huge volcano. sometime with ice, sometimes with snow but mostly of time just rocks. Amazing views of Laguna del Sol (Sun's lagoon) and Laguna de la Luna (Moon's lagoon). Totally clear sky, a little bit cold but nice.
|Posted Sep 8, 2008 1:36 am
|Pico de Fraile
Date Climbed: Jan 20, 2007
|Summitted 1/20/2007, 2/5/2008 and 2/12/2008. This is a fun acclimatization climb.
|Posted Mar 9, 2008 7:51 pm
|Pico de Fraile
|As I recall, the most difficult part was convincing a taxi driver with my limited Spanish speaking ability to take us up there and wait for us to climb the peak. A nice outing.
|Posted Jan 12, 2008 7:41 pm
|Interesting Place
Date Climbed: Jan 13, 2006
|This was an acclimation climb for Orizaba. We are sure it helped.
|Posted Dec 30, 2007 7:35 pm
|Normal - Pico de Fraile
Date Climbed: Dec 9, 2007
|Acclimatization hike for Orizaba. We stayed at a hut and then drove up to the trailhead. Very fun. We went straight up a couloir that looked impossibly steep from across the crater lake but was actually a nice soft scree slope with some good snow. Some light bouldering at the top and a big sense of exposure on the peak. There was some slippery in the snow that made me a bit nervous as we headed down but the rest was uneventful.
|Posted Dec 17, 2007 12:20 pm
Date Climbed: Jan 1, 2002
|It was an epic journey of 36hrs in my buddy's old nissan from Madison, WI to Toluca for New Years 2002. But we pased out before midnight beacsue we were so exhausted, then we decided to climb the peak the next day. We drove up to 13000 or so and parked the car, then ate a big meal of mac and cheese and gatorade. I was pretty sick by the time we made summit and by the time I reached the car I was puking a lot and felt pretty sick. I wasn't a smart climber back then, not enough experience. I'll never forget that one , you live and learn.
|Posted Apr 17, 2007 5:13 am
|Pico de Fraile
Date Climbed: Dec 28, 2006
|We stayed in the upper hut for two nights and had a great climb of Pico de Fraile. The climb was meant as an acclimatization hike, but it was a worthy objective in its own right. Trip report at http://www.summitpost.org/trip-report/259825/toluca-pico-de-fraile.html
|Posted Jan 13, 2007 7:31 am
|Nyle Walton
|Easy climb
Date Climbed: Feb 15, 1957
|As a student at Mexico City College (now the University of the Americas) in the good old days, I remember driving from Mexico City westward to the capital of the state of Mexico. The three of us drove as far as we could into the crater whence we hiked uphill through bunch grass and some snow patches in a broad traverse and reached the highest poiint on the rim of the Nevado's wide caldera. After having climbed Popo and Orizaba, I did not regard this volcano climb as any great achievement.
|Posted Aug 10, 2006 3:13 pm
|Nevado de Toluca
Date Climbed: Mar 23, 2006
|I did the tranverse. A dog came with me.
|Posted Mar 30, 2006 3:05 pm
|Rick Kent
|Route Climbed: Trail and East Rim Date Climbed: Jan 6, 2006
|Took a taxi up to the crater with cp0915 and Day Hiker. We started up the trail but then veered off to follow more of the rim on the way to the high point. There's some nice class 3 (or greater) climbing to be had along the way. Snow was present on some of the slopes but the rim was clear.
|Posted Jan 13, 2006 1:33 pm
|Route Climbed: a more direct version of la ruta normal Date Climbed: January 6, 2006
|After a failed attempt due to weather in April 2004, I finally got to knock this one off. Followed as much of the crest of the rim above the normal route as I could, finding some surprisingly enjoyable and spicy mixed climbing along the way. Enjoyed the summit with Day Hiker, rwkent and big_g. Good stuff.
|Posted Jan 11, 2006 11:46 am
|Day Hiker
|Route Climbed: Trail and East Rim
Date Climbed: Jan 6, 2006
|Started on the trail then hiked up to the east rim and followed it to the summit. The snow on the north side of the volcano, outside the crater, looked intimidating on the drive up to the trailhead, since the ice axe, boots, and crampons were back at the hotel, but it turned out that the route, which is inside the crater, was passable in running shoes. This was my highest summit to date.
|Posted Jan 11, 2006 1:12 am
|Route Climbed: Ruta Normal
Date Climbed: Jan 6, 2006
|Phlegmed my way up to the top behind some much more vigorous SPers. Nice scrambling opportunities if you're not too sick to enjoy.
|Posted Jan 7, 2006 2:35 pm
|Date Climbed: Sometime in 1997
|Climbed to the top with my dad at the age of 8. Fun easy climb.
|Posted Jan 4, 2006 2:22 pm
|Mike Garside
|Route Climbed: Pico de Fraile Date Climbed: 15 November 2005
|This was our first acclimatisation hill for Orizaba on the 22nd. Nice easy stuff with perfect viz on a cloudless day. Great scree run back down to "Lake of the Moon"! Thanks Hector and Rubin.
|Posted Dec 18, 2005 4:34 pm
|Route Climbed: Crater Rim Traverse Date Climbed: November 20, 2005
|Climbed with awagher. Rolling clouds....a bit cooler than last time I was here in Feb 2003. Heading to Ixta next.
|Posted Nov 20, 2005 8:05 pm
|Route Climbed: Pico de Fraile Date Climbed: July 28, 2005
|It's an unforgettable and majestic place to me!!!
Nice mountain with nice view of the Laguna de la Luna. Perfect goal for acclimatization.
|Posted Sep 11, 2005 3:33 pm
|Route Climbed: Pico de Fraile Date Climbed: January 7, 2002
|A good introduction to class 4 climbing. Most of the rte is class 3 but there are some decent class 4 sections with good holds but considerable exposure. Summitted on a clear day with the lakes below. Most amazing thing was to see a group of Mexican distance runners training on the road up to the base of the rte. These guys were going at a respectable 10 K pace above 10K feet. The second most amazing was the number of locals who drive up to 13k to picnic at the lakes.
|Posted Apr 18, 2005 4:06 pm

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We walked to El Aljaferia from central Zaragoza ( about 15 - 20 minutes) arriving even before it opened. Entrance price was 5 Euros but only 1 Euro for seniors so this was a real bargain. We had a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable tour guide who explained things very well (in Spanish but I believe there may be English tours...
lovely palace packed with history really enjoyed our visit and make sure you get the headset guide from the shop
Impressive from outside yes, but even more so from inside. Wander the halls and study the complexities of its design (will keep you busy for quite a while) or just sit on a bench and enjoy the open spaces. Also stroll around in the gardens outside, as there are some nice places to rest or soak up some sun.
This was my favorite site in the city. It has been preserved with great care and it is still ongoing. The architectural details are really quite beautiful and they have done an excellent job with the restoration. It is a little bit of a walk from the center of town, but I would recommend a visit if you are in...
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We walked on the outside of the palace and were very impressed with its structure. Makes for great pictures!
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I'm setting up a 30 gallon Hex Tank. I broke down my 75 gallon, and moved several pieces of driftwood as well as many live plants into the new tank. And of course a few hitchhiking snails... So it's pretty well seeded.
My question is, will doing a fishless cycle affect my live plants in any way?
Also, where does one find the amonia needed to do a fishless cycle?
is your 75G non-existing anymore?? you could just take that filter and put it on your 30G and you can add fish today.....
It sounds like you have live plants. If you do, and if you also move wood and plants from an established tank, you will be able to add some fish immediately and there will be no cycle to speak of. The plants consume a lot of ammonia (as ammonium), and what they leave behind, the nitrosomonas bacteria grab, and the bacteria will be plenty on the wood and plants from an established tank.
I have set up many tanks with plants, always introduced fish the first day, and never had ammonia or nitrite above zero from the first. Just don't overdo it with the fish, a few at first, then a few more after a couple days, and so forth.
Thanks for the replies guys, My 75gal had a Rena Filstar xp3 on it. I was just going to use it, but it's outflow was too big for my newer/smaller tank. I kinda figured all the plants and driftwood would do a pretty good job of cycling the tank by by themselves, but wasn't sure.
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French freedivers Alex Roubaud and Alex Voyer have a passion for diving in some of the world's most remote locations, capturing the incredible life that lurks beneath. From sharks to rays to leopard seals, which some say is the most dangerous predator in the ocean, the Paris-based pair believe that holding their breath is the best way to interact with sea life.
"Freediving leads us to see the world differently than a traditional scuba diver," says Alex Voyer. "Freediving is probably the most environmentally friendly and most discreet way to approach any animal – in the water, in its environment. This approach gives a different perspective to underwater classical photos.
"We are also much more free in the water than with tanks on the back. We can perhaps not go as deep, but we can dive faster in all three directions. We can also stay much longer in the water – a trip can last three to four hours."
The pair are based in Paris, which offers limited options for freediving. Although the shots here were taken from Antartica to the Azores, their trips are often closer to home, like on Brittany's coastline. "Our coasts are really beautiful," says Voyer, "but we try to go anywhere around the world to meet wonderful sea creatures that fascinate us."
One of the attractions for freedivers is the sport's simplicity. All you need is a wetsuit, a mask and some fins. An ability to hold your breath is useful too. While the pair made a trip to Antarctica in 2013, they're also fans of warmer waters, such as those around the Maldives and the Azores, where the Alexes once dove with whale sharks, the largest fish in the world.
Humans are uniquely adapted to freedive. The so-called 'mammalian reflex' kicks in when we enter water and lowers our heart rate. This is essential for conserving oxygen and holding breath for long periods.
Another reflex that kicks in during a dive is 'vasoconstriction' when blood flow retreats from extremities like hands and feet to preserve vital organs. Professional freedivers can stay down for three to four minutes although most recreational dives are much shorter.
As serene and beautiful as it looks, freediving has the potential to be dangerous. In the last 10 meters of a dive, when the pressure difference is at its greatest, shallow water blackouts are not uncommon. Left alone, the result can be fatal. For this reason, freedivers will always buddy up.
"Freediving is not a dangerous activity, as we respect the elementary rules of safety, and diving with a buddy is the first and vital rule," says Voyer. "We encourage anyone who wants to try free-diving to approach competent instructors, and never freedive alone."
The Maldives is a diver's paradise. The chain of islands offers warm waters and abundant sea life. "We only use natural light and only our breath to shoot our photos," says Voyer. "It is why there are not so many colours. But this is exactly how it was for us, seeing at this instant."
A highlight for the guys was the freediving trip to Antarctica. The cold water provide plentiful sea life, including a unique chance to play hide and seek with a leopard seal. But this is no cute playmate. Leopard seals are the biggest predators in Antarctica and have a ferocious reputation.
"This was certainly the first freediving trip organised in Antarctica," says Voyer. "We were living in a 52-foot sailing boat during one month to obserse all the differents animals living there. It was really impressive to dive in thoses waters surrounded by high mountains, so far from human civilization!"


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A visit to the mechanic for a car repair can be almost as nerve-racking as a trip to the doctor. Exactly what is wrong and how much will it cost to fix it? But unlike a doctor's visit, where you can arrive for your appointment fully armed with reliable medical information and, in many cases, the comfort of knowing your health insurance will cover the problem, many people feel you have to put your trust fully in your mechanic to correctly diagnose the problem and hope you're not getting overcharged. But there are some simple strategies you can use to help ensure your car repairs are the right ones and for the right price.
Get multiple estimates in writing. Start by bringing your car to the dealership or repair shop where you've had recent maintenance completed. Ask them to outline in writing exactly what's wrong with the car and the cost to repair it.
Next, request estimates from at least two other car repair shops. In many cases, you can get the estimate by simply calling the other repair shops, telling them what is wrong with your car and asking them for an estimate. Many car problems are straightforward and the shop can write up the estimate by simply knowing the problem and some basic information about your car, such as its make, model, year and engine type, which you can answer over the phone.
Make sure each estimate breaks down the repair in detail. While ultimately you're interested in the overall cost, you need a breakdown to understand if you are being charged fairly. Every estimate should include a breakdown of at least the replacement parts needed and any disposal or fluid fees associated with the old parts. You'll also want to know the hours needed to complete the repair and the cost per hour or the flat fee associated with the car repair.
Ask questions. Review the estimate and make sure you understand it, including any abbreviations. All parts needed for the car repair should be listed. In addition, for each estimate, ask how long that shop will need your car as well as whether there are any potential additional charges, not included in the estimate.
Compare the estimates. Compare the estimates overall, first to see if they are within the same range. Then compare the breakdowns to ensure that the fees for parts or other miscellaneous fees aren't wildly different. Ask why if they are.
One difference may be using original equipment, or OEM, parts versus aftermarket parts. And remember that every shop has its own labor rates, so those can vary widely.
Use a repair website to help compare costs. There are now many websites that provide estimates for car repairs to help car owners determine whether they are being overcharged. Three popular sites that provide free information on car repair costs are AutoMD, RepairPal and DriverSide. All offer listings of mechanics by geographic area provide details of common mechanical problems by make and model, and offer some method to help drivers determine whether their mechanic's diagnosis is logical.
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As is usually the case at this time of year, here is Thierry Henry, Arsenal's record goal-scorer, back in training with the club at their London Colney base while the New York Red Bulls' forward strives to keep fit during the MLS off-season.
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I purchased this as a gift for my sister who recently broke her heel and ruptured her achilles tendon. She is an avid Eagles fan. I thought resting her foot and watching the Eagles might be a good combination!
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It does
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the
saline
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Beautiful spot in western ireland for weeklong stay with 18-month old
My husband and I will be traveling to Ireland with our toddler son the first time this spring/summer. Our plan is to rent a house somewhere on the west coast for a week, but we are going back and forth on the question of where since we plan to pick only one location. Note that we will be flying in and out of Dublin (with an extra night there) and will be renting a car.
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Given the broad sweep of your requirements, hopefully you will get plenty of recommendations from the personal experiences of other Fodorites.
My only recent rental of a property like what you describe was in April '11. I would think the location ticks most of your boxes but I would wonder what your interpretation of "quaint" constitutes as there would be some reservations about the accommodation.
Rosses Point is only a few miles outside Sligo town and the village itself does have a convenience store for most of life's necessities. One of the area's most popular beaches is located there (plus one of Ireland's premier golf links).
The chalet in question, Lazena, has direct access to a short coastal pathway to the beach and has a large picture window offering views of the channel to Oyster and Coney Islands - and across the bay to Knocknarea (a pleasant little challenge to climb on a clear day). Sligo is known as Yeats country so you can visit the poet's grave in Drumcliffe and hopefully Lissadell House will be open to the public this season. For beach walking, other options in the area are Enniscrone (to the west) with Bundoran and Rossnowlagh in the northerly county of Donegal.
While the property itself has the facilities that one might expect, the term "dated" might be the kindest description of the general decor. The property is not a particularly old one so "quaint" doesn't quite apply. Still, the location is first class, the building is on a generously sized and surprisingly private location and it is easily accessible by a national primary route from Dublin.
While there are no shortage of alternative towns/villages along the west coast for you to consider, I am limiting my advice to somewhere I have actually stayed in. The property is advertised on the Irish property site daft.ie.
Good luck with your search!
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For fear your search may not gather momentum, I will propose a second location.
I will be staying in the tiny village of Tully Cross in May with friends who are big fans of the area. It is located in North Connemara - a right turn off the road, travelling between Kylemore Abbey and Letterfrack.
There are a number of walks on the doorstep, plus Renvyle House Hotel if you feel like treating yourselves to a meal out.
Connemara National Park is in nearby Letterfrack with a well laid out ascent by footpath to the top of Diamond Hill. There are nice gardens at Kylemore Abbey (Ireland's Taj Mahal, kind of).
Clifden is reasonably close at hand, a pleasant town to visit. There is a ferry from nearby Cleggan to Innisbofin Island, a great day out.
I can get details of the accommodation - which our friends have used previously - if this location is of interest to you.
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I'm Irish but live abroad. I have two small children. I find when I go back to Ireland I like to rent a house/apartment (easier than a hotel with kids) but like to have nice facilities at hand.
I have put together a list of a few very nice hotels in Ireland that have houses/apartment that you can rent on the grounds, but you can still avail of the facilities in the hotel. This works really well for families or small groups.
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Many thanks for all of these great suggestions.
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EARLY TRAINING.Among all those Englishmen who, from a humble origin, have risen to an honourable position, Captain James Cook is especially worthy of record. His parents were of the peasant class--his… [more..]
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In the Rocky Mountains by William Henry Giles…
On hearing this arrangement, I was placed in a dilemma. I did not at all like the idea of being compelled to quit the post of danger; while at the same time I felt it was my duty to assist in… [more..]
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The Last Look by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
The arrangements proposed by Julianillo were now concluded; and, followed by Don Domingo, he led the way down a road, or bridle path rather, which branched off to the right. Scarcely had he turned… [more..]
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Old Jack by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
"Still discipline had been maintained. Mr Carr called on me to accompany him round the ship in search of anything which might serve as food to stay the cravings of hunger. We discovered a few… [more..]
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Paul Gerrard by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
In a short time Devereux appeared to be sufficiently recovered to understand what was said to him; and while Paul was giving him an account of his adventures, O'Grady was seen running towards… [more..]
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The Settlers by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
The abode of Captain Amyas Layton overlooked the whole of Plymouth Sound. It stood on the eastern side near its northern end, on the wood-covered heights which rise above that magnificent estuary.… [more..]
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Sunshine Bill by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
Sunshine Bill, according to the world's notion, was not "born with a silver spoon in his mouth;" but he had, which was far better, kind, honest parents. His mother kept an apple-stall… [more..]
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A True Hero by William Henry Giles Kingston -…
"She has forgotten you," said Gretchen one day, observing him look very sad.Wenlock started! He was thinking the same thing. "I know not," he answered; "I have heard that… [more..]
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