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well yes you can but my ex BF preferred not do so ´cause you get it only once and then you have to leave the country. We used to travel to Uruguay every three months.

go to Cosentino. Just google it , it is the most important one in BA

I think it is Empire but to tell you the truth my ex BF was Thai and he went there, he told me they do not really serve Thai food

I take courses at a photography school which is ran by the local government so it is FREE. You do not have to pay to take courses and it is said it is the best in BA of course it is in Great Buenos Aires, Avellaneda, specifically. But many people from other sides in Buenos Aires are attending...

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I agree with you. We have even seen at the Dakkar that many sportman died. I know that climbing a mountain , a summit let´s say is dangerous. but it is even more dangerous when you notice that to a certain altitude there is nobody to ask for help. But I do agree with you completely, sometimes...

Hi Jez I like your explanation. Well the one who they were looking for was Mike. I knew it because I spoke with my friend who has recently arrived from Aconcagua. I also contacted Tarmo. He and Mike were the first ones to summit. The point here is that when the editor of the magazine who has...

well perhaps he lacked preparation as he has been training in Mendoza for 4 months, he even climbed Tolosa there previously. Tolosa is 1640 feet while Aconcagua is 1900 and something else feet. Why did not he die in Tolosa? He was perfectly acclimatized and got to the summit, that has nothing to...

I also think he died happy as you say, he has been with this dream of getting to the summit of Aconcagua for a long time. I love mountains too and think people who do not go to mountains , they do not know the wonderful different world it is.

well if you check which route he took (the normal route) and the route he wrote there in that post , you will see what he did is different from what he posted :)

well yes I know he posted many things, he did not have experience in summits as you say, though he did had experience in climbing and mountain, may be did not know too much about this mountain in particular. As for the rescuers , I am not acussing them, just asking why if they were looking for...

Hi to Everybody: Those who do not know the story, Michael was an expat , who has been living in Buenos Aires for two years, he goes to Mendoza Province to climb Aconcagua Mount and he is found dead at the summit of Aconcagua. I am his ex GF here in Buenos Aires. I would like to share this...

Well I did not mean it seriously, Mike was my ex BF, He died on the summit of Aconcagua on Dec 5th 2009, They have recently gotten his body down. I was just insisting him on not climbing Aconcagua. With my comment I was just telling Mike that he was wrong about his ideas. He was not an...

People my ex BF Mike1 in this forum was found dead on Aconcagua. I would like someone to help me delete his account because there are many people here who did not read my post where I say that Mike was found dead on Aconcagua summit and they are still sending Mike´s account private messages...

Thanks a lot to everybody , for sure Mike will be always in my heart and I now that wherever he is , he will be with me all the time.

This is Mike´s ex GF we are terribly sad about Michael´s death. Here I post what the newspapers in Argentina and in the rest of the world wrote: http://outside-blog.away.com/blog/2009/12/early-season-death-on-aconcagua.html And here it is what the last person who was at the summit said (I...

Hi This is Mike´s ex GF, I sent an e mail to Liam as I knew Mike was going to meet him sometime. We are terribly (me and family) sad because of Mike´s death in Aconcagua and I am terribly upset about what the news wrote about his death , most of the newspapers lied about his death or the...

Hi I have a friend who does it , if you want to contact him his e mail is: [email protected], his name is Albert

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LMAO and you can rest at the foreigners' cementary at the bottom of Aconcagua too! I haven't climbed Aconcagua but I saw the tombs of the foreigners. Thousands die every year. Stop reading stories, talk to real people who went there.