Amazing that you could climb in just a tank top in December! I think I even got a little bit of a sun tan :-) Fun day with great people that we finished in a great bakery store (La Antigua) eating well deserved pastries!

After a lot of work and many tries, Santi got the redpoint. Congrats Santi!! his forearms were impressively swollen when he came down...this guy needs no doctor, he needs a plumer!!

She climbed it so well that it looked like she danced all the way to the top. Good job Ana!

First route of the day, first route in Cuenca....first 10c onsight ever, wasn´t I proud!! Great line following the dihedral to the roof, and then tricky traverse left under the roof and up to the chains 5/6 metres above...30 metres full of fun!

A tricky move at the very top prevented Tim from getting the onsight....but anyway you did great a job Tim!!

Man, the lower part of this 6b was so slippery, I did not trust any foothold!! I finally did the move and went for the next crux, pulling the roof...see next picture!! :-)

Ouch! Those limestone holds are sharp like hell!!

...before falling and blowing the onsight!! oh well, next time!! :-)

Javichu climbing on this superb limestone overhang.

This wall in the Garrulos section has one of the highest densities of hard routes in Cuenca Plenty of 13s and 14s, and only a few of 12s. In this shot Javichu is climbing one of them.

Once we return back from climbing, we start having oneiric memories of our climbings. Working the very first movements of "Poder de convicción" at Garrulos (Cuenca).

Dani at the begining of Kubilabala a beutiful stamina problem -5.13b-, in Garrulos (Cuenca)

This biner was broken while working on the first movements of a route at Cuenca (Spain). It was located at the first bolt and failed not even on falling but just softly transversaly loading the climbers weight on it. So, biners do break.