
Climbing and Scrambling
A Picasso muse (obviously; her left to right align…
Sierra de La Cabrera granite on the ridge.
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The Embalse (reservoir) de Atazar can be seen as well as El Pico de La Miel on the right.
Mondalindo from El Cancho Largo
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La Sierra de La Cabrera in La Sierra de Guadarrama. Granite country in the foreground but Mondalindo isn't granite. Not sure what though. I must investigate.
Granite rock window
My Mushroom Rock again, from a different angle
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I'm fond of this rock, as you will have gathered by now. It even has its own album!
I may have posted this before, but maybe not. I to…
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Sierra de La Cabrera on a foggy day in December, 2011. Today would have been the same, blanket fog throughout central Spain with only the mountain peaks peeping through. I was tempted when I heard the forecast last night but I just had too much to do today, even though it was a public holiday!
Yes, my picnic table again!
Sierra de La Cabrera
La Sierra de La Cabrera, eastern end.
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Taken from Cancho Gordo. The prominent peak, right centre, is Pico de La Miel. The white boulder to the left, is part of of Cancho de La Bola, home of vultures for thousands of years, hence its guano stained colour. Mind you, the rocks below it have shared in this bounty too!
Griffon vultures
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On Cancho de La Bola, looking across to Pico de La Miel which looks much closer that it actually is.
Sierra de La Cabrera granite country.
Granite scenery, La Sierra de La Cabrera
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On the skyline, L to R, Siera de La Pedriza, Cuerda Larga, Bolo del Mundo, Peñalara, Mondolindo, Peña Negra, Rio Frio. In the foreground, Peña de Tejo.
H. A. N. W. E. everybody
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Bustarviejo Valley and Mondalindo from La Sierra de La Cabrera.
A late winter scene.
Top climber at the overhanging crux, Cancho Largo.…
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Adjacent photo is from just behind this rock and shows that I tried to get to the top but from the back route. I achieved it once (before I had a camera or cameraphone), but haven't found the scrambling route since.
Very close to the summit of Cancho Largo
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This is connected with the next photo, with the climber tackling this massive rock from the other side. I got to the top once, in November 2010 but I haven't been able to find the scrambling route I took and I had no camera or camera phone back then. Here, this was as far as I was happy to go, short of climbing the tree and jumping aross from the top!
Torre de Valdemanco
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Sierra de La Cabrera on a bitterly cold winter's day (even if it was late March!).
Some fun scrambling to be had round here!
Typical granite scenery
Cancho Largo
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The highest peak in the Sierra de La Cabrera.
No climbers tackling this daunting face and even more daunting and enormous overhang today!
No vultures soaring above either, even though I did wait ages. Never mind, eh!
Vulture and fog, below Cancho Largo, La Sierra de…
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One of the very best days in these mountains.
Peñalara, the highest peak in the Sierra de Guadarrama can be seen, snow covered, to the right on the horizon.
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