Free Topic- María Jesús Vergara
Hello, today I´m going to talk about what I
did the last weekend. I am part of a mountain club, and we had planned to go to
"Cerro Arenas" (4366 MASL). "Cerro Arenas" is a mountain in the Andes Mountains,
Metropolitan Region, Chile, specifically located in the "Valle del Arenas". On Saturday we met in Macul subway, but the car battery had a
problem, luckily we were in two cars so they passed current and it was
resolved. After that we drived to “Cajón del Maipo”. We started the march to
the base camp at about two thirty pm, and at five pm we were already setting up
our tents. Sunday was an intense day, we started walking at four am and it took
us 10 hours to the summit, this hill is characterized by having a lot of
“acarreo” that is a hillside composed of loose material, usually a
mixture of pebbles, gravel, stones and rocks of smaller size, which delays the
march. The climatic conditions during the whole ascent were good, snow a little
hard, cloudy but with almost no wind, however at the summit it changed
dramatically, falling a bit of snow and so much wind, so we took the picture and went
down quickly. The return to the car took us about 5 hours (to reach the base camp and
disarm camp, and then walk to the car), I arrived at my house on Monday at midnight, very tired but it was worth it.

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