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Cochamó season is upon us! A friendly reminder fo Cochamó season is upon us! A friendly reminder for all of you planning to visit, please remember that campground accommodations are available by reservation only, and they are going fast in this busy time of year!

You can make your reservation and learn more at reservasvallecochamo.org
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Un aviso importante para todos que van a visitar a Un aviso importante para todos que van a visitar a Cochamó.

El acceso a ríos, cascadas, toboganes o sitios de escalada, es siempre gratuito dentro del Valle Cochamó

Si un particular, propietario, camping o cualquier persona intenta cobrarte por acceder a un río, una cascada, un lago, un sitio de escalada u otro lugar de interés, no pagues. Los únicos lugares en los que pueden exigirte el pago son campings y refugios.
El acceso a los toboganes de La Junta, Pared Seca, glaciar de la Paloma, la laguna de Trinidad, Anfiteatro, cumbre de Arco Iris y senderos establecidos es gratis según lo establecido por la ley chilena. Tal derecho está amparado en el artículo 13 del Decreto Ley N° 1.939, de 1977. Ver Acceso Playas Ríos y Lagos de la Biblioteca del Congreso en https://www.bcn.cl/leyfacil/recurso/acceso-a-playas,-rios-y-lagos.
La ONG Organización Valle Cochamó trabaja arduamente para que el Valle Cochamó se consolide como un área protegida colaborativa y se financia gracias a donaciones voluntarias. El Centro de Visitantes al comienzo del sendero es administrado por esta organización.

El acceso a los Toboganes es libre y gratuito. Bajo ningún caso debes pagar.

Si alguien intenta cobrarte:
1.) No pagues.
2.) Si es posible haz el registro con un video.
3.) Constata si entregan boletas timbradas por SII.
4.) Solicita su nombre y nombre del dueño.
5.) Haz un comentario en Google Reviews, TripAdvisor y Facebook de la entidad haciendo el cobro.
6.) Realiza la denuncia en Bienes Nacionales: http://www.bienesnacionales.cl/?page_id=35867
Informa a la Organización Valle Cochamó al email organizacionvallecochamo@gmail.com

Esto aportará a mantener los accesos libres a los ríos, cascadas, lagos, glaciares y senderos del valle.

Los accesos libres no dan derecho a acampar en playas, borde de ríos ni en propiedades privadas no habilitadas como camping. Tampoco se pueden realizar fogatas fuera de los fogones habilitados de los camping. Por favor respetar las normas del valle, mantenerse en los senderos habilitados y juntos cuidemos el medio ambiente minimizando nuestro impacto.

Gracias por ayudarnos a proteger el Valle Cochamó.

Organización Valle Cochamó
Asociación Gremial de
An important reminder for anyone visiting Cohamó: An important reminder for anyone visiting Cohamó:

ACCESS TO RIVERS, WATERFALLS, LAKES, AND CLIMBING WALLS IS FREE IN VALLE COCHAMÓ.

That includes La Junta’s Toboganes, Pared Seca, Paloma’s glacier trail, Trinidad’s laguna, El Anfiteatro, Arco Iris Peak, and other established hiking trails, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, and climbing walls.

This right is protected under the article 13 del Decreto Ley N° 1.939, de 1977. See Acceso Playas Ríos y Lagos from the Biblioteca del Congreso at https://www.bcn.cl/leyfacil/recurso/acceso-a-playas,-rios-y-lagos.

If someone tries to charge you to access anywhere other than private campgrounds or lodgings, consider the following actions:
1.) Refuse to pay.
2.) Cite the above legal code
3.) Film the encounter
4.) Get names, including managers, owners and the individuals charging.
5.) Write a review on Google Reviews, TripAdvisor and Facebook for the entity trying to charge.
6.) File a complaint via the government branch Bienes Nacionales: http://www.bienesnacionales.cl/?page_id=35867
7.) Inform the Organización Valle Cochamó: Email organizacionvallecochamo@gmail.com.

Finally, please also note that free access does NOT give you the right to CAMP on beaches, next to rivers and lakes, or on private property without permission. Furthermore, it is prohibited to make fires outside of the areas designated for camping. 
Please respect the guidelines of the valley, use established trails and help minimize our impact on the environment.

Thanks for helping to protect Cochamó Valley.

Organización Valle Cochamó
Asociación Gremial de Turismo y Cultura Cochamó Patagonia Chile A. G.
Ante Lemu (Cochamó’s local indigenous community)
Agrupación Arrieros Valle Cochamó
Puelo Patagonia
Friends of Cochamó
Municipalidad de Cochamó
Dreaming of Cochamó... Soñando de Cochamó... 📸 @nnmeganmm
#cochamó #lajuntacochamo #conservation #escalada #climbing
Great news! Friends of Cochamó is now officially Great news! Friends of Cochamó is now officially a 501(c)(3) tax deductible charity organization! We got our letter of confirmation from the IRS on Saturday. This means that ANYONE who donates money to Friends of Cochamó can deduct that donation from their taxes!

Big thanks to @patagonia for helping us find legal counsel to assist with the filing! ... ¡Una gran noticia! ¡Friends of Cochamó ahora somos oficialmente una organización benéfica deducible de impuestos 501(c)(3)! Recibimos nuestra carta de confirmación del IRS el sábado. ¡Esto significa que CUALQUIERA que dona dinero a Friends of Cochamó puede deducir esa donación de sus impuestos! ¡Muchas gracias a @patagonia por ayudarnos a encontrar un asesor legal para ayudar con la presentación!
Mira quién cree que TODO Cochamó debe permanecer Mira quién cree que TODO Cochamó debe permanecer en los límites actuales de la Zona de Interes Turístico (ZOIT) ... ¡La famosa actriz, directora de teatro y dramaturgo chilena, @maluchapinto! ¡Gracias Malucha por defender a Cochamó! ¡No olvides firmar la petición en nuestro perfil! ... Look who thinks ALL of Cochamó should remain in the current boundaries of the Zona de Interes Turistico (ZOIT)... The famous Chilean actress, theater director, and playwright, @maluchapinto!

Thanks Malucha for standing up for Cochamó!

Don’t forget to sign the petition in our profile!
#maluchapinto #conservation #conservacion #cochamo #cochamó @puelopatagonia @reservasvallecochamo @friendsofcochamo
Great news from our partners at @puelopatagonia ! Great news from our partners at @puelopatagonia !
Buenas noticias de nuestros socios a @puelopatagonia !

Repost @rutadelosparquesdelapatagonia with @get_repost
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¡Gran noticia para la Ruta de los Parques! Inédita investigación identifica población de huemules en la Región de Los Lagos
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Gracias a una alianza entre la Corporación Puelo Patagonia, Tompkins Conservation y National Geographic Society, se logró el primer hallazgo científico de huemules en la cuenca del río Puelo. La tecnología y los relatos de los habitantes fueron fundamentales para alcanzar este importante hito.
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Más información en: www.rutadelosparques.org
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Great news for the Route of Parks of Patagonia! Rare Andean Deer Found in Chile’s Northern Patagonia.
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Thanks to an alliance between the non-profit Puelo Patagonia, Tompkins Conservation and the National Geographic Society, researchers have made the first scientific discovery of endangered huemuls (south Andean deer) in the Puelo Valley, a remote area of Chile’s Lakes District. This groundbreaking finding makes evident the need for further monitoring and protection of the species.
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For more details: www.rutadelosparques.org
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The recent meeting with SERNATUR in Río Puelo was The recent meeting with SERNATUR in Río Puelo was a great success! Letters from Friends of Cochamó, La Agrupación, and various individuals were delivered to the regional director, and the meeting was well-attended by local citizens from the towns of the Cochamo region who were adamant that the territories actually, and purportedly, owned by Roberto Hagemann known as Fundo Pucheguin be kept in the boundaries of the Zona de Interes Turistico (ZOIT) going forward.

Now, we need your help! The final decision on the boundaries of the ZOIT has not been made. We need all the help we can get in proving that Cochamó is a region of special touristic value. For now, Friends of Cochamó and our partners agree, the ZOIT confers the best possible protection currently available for this special part of the world from largescale industrial projects such as hydroelectric dams, timber, road building, or mining. PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE THE CHANGE.ORG PETITION IN OUR PROFILE! .
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¡El reciente encuentro con SERNATUR en Río Puelo fue un gran éxito! Se entregaron cartas a la dirección regional de Sernatur desde las organizaciones sociales "La Agrupación" y "Friends of Cochamó", junto con cartas de vecinxs autoconvocadxs. La reunión contó con la asistencia de un gran número de ciudadanxs de la Comuna de Cochamó, quienes dejaron muy claro que la comunidad desea que el Fundo Pucheguin (de supuesta propiedad de Roberto Haggeman), más las propiedades que el mismo empresario posee en el valle del Río Cochamó, Paso el León y el Manso se mantengan en los límites de la Zona de Interés Turístico (ZOIT) en el futuro. ¡Ahora necesitamos tu ayuda! La decisión final sobre los límites del ZOIT no se ha tomado. Necesitamos toda la ayuda que podamos obtener para demostrar que Cochamó es una región de especial valor turístico. Por ahora, los Friends of Cochamó y nuestros socios están de acuerdo: el ZOIT confiere la mejor opción disponible en este momento para proteger esta parte especial del mundo de proyectos industriales, como represas hidroeléctricas, explotación florestal, construcción de carreteras o minería. POR FAVOR FIRME Y COMPARTE LA PETICIÓN CHANGE.ORG EN NUESTRO PERFIL!
¡ALERTA! ¡EL VALLE COCHAMÓ TE NECESITA! Este vi ¡ALERTA! ¡EL VALLE COCHAMÓ TE NECESITA!
Este viernes 17 de mayo, a las 10.30 hs en la sala de reuniones del gimnasio de Río Puelo, será la última instancia de consulta ciudadana para la decisión del polígono de la ZOIT. 
El empresario minero Roberto Hagemann, accionista del proyecto hidroeléctrico Mediterraneo y responsable del camino del Río Manso es ahora dueño de Cochamó Aventura (ex Campo Aventura), un predio dedicado al turismo ubicado en el sector de La Junta, Valle Cochamó. Junto a su cuñado Ignacio Muñoz adquirió algunos derechos sobre el antiguo Fundo Pucheguín (colindante de Cochamó Aventura) y aunque no tienen el título se proclaman dueños de las más de 100.000 hectáreas del fundo. También ha comprado tierras en Paso el León y en los valles del Río Manso y Río Puelo. 
Hace unos días y dentro del marco de la declaratoria de la ZOIT Roberto Hagemann envió una carta a la Directora Regional de Sernatur pidiendo que se excluyan del polígono de la ZOIT todas sus propiedades en la comuna de Cochamó manifestando que “en dichos inmuebles no existen instalaciones turísticas” Sin embargo es dueño del emprendimiento turístico Cochamó Aventura (ex Campo Aventura), el cual, además de existir hace décadas y recibir miles de turistas, es uno de los principales accesos al Fundo Pucheguín, que, con sus paredes de granito, cascadas y bosque nativo recibe otros miles y miles de turistas que recorren los senderos que van, entre otros, a los valles del Anfiteatro, Trinidad y La Bestia, sendero de Las Cascadas y Torrecillas, en los cuales desde principios de los años 90, se han realizaron múltiples proyectos de construcción de senderos, refugios rústicos de montaña, construcción de baños de altura y otras instalaciones con fines turísticos. 
La renovación de la ZOIT ha sufrido muchos percances debido a numerosas solicitudes del alcalde Carlos Soto para dejarla sin efecto, convirtiéndose de esta forma en el primer alcalde de todo Chile que solicita salir de una ZOIT. Asimismo Roberto Hagemann sería el único privado en la comuna que pide no estar dentro de la ZOIT. Alineados ambos en sacar un tercio de la comuna del polígono actual de la Zona de Interés Turístico, apuntan a d
For the past week, @friendsofcochamo have been bus For the past week, @friendsofcochamo have been busy trying to wrap our minds around (and respond to) a rapidly developing conservation threat in the greater Cochamó region. 
Since 2010, the area surrounding The Cochamó valley has been protected as a Zona de Interés Turístico. This designation confers certain protections against large scale development projects such as the construction of roads, hydroelectric dams, and other forms of resource extraction such as mining.

Early Saturday, we learned that one of the principal land owners in the region- who purportedly owns up to 148000 hectares, has asked the Regional Director of SERNATUR to have his lands removed from the ZOIT. The individual in question is Roberto Hagemann, and he is also one of the principal stake holders in a hydroelectric dam company called Mediterráneo, which quite recently had a hydroelectric dam project on the Rio Manso (the next river south of the Cochamó) shut down... precisely because of an environmental impact study required by the ZOIT designation!

We have drafted letters from FOC, and our local sister .org- La Agrupación- and will deliver them to the regional director of SERNATUR by Friday, when the boundaries of the ZOIT will be decided for the next four years.

If you are close to Comuna Cochamó at this time, please ATTEND THE MEETING TO ASK THAT THE BOUNDARIES OF THE ZOIT NOT BE SHRUNK!
Earth a flower a phlox on the steep slopes of ligh Earth a flower
a phlox on the steep
slopes of light
hanging over the vast
solid spaces
small rotten crystals;
salts.

Earth a flower
by a gulf where a raven
flaps by once
a glimmer, a color
forgotten as all
falls away.

A flower
for nothing;
an offer;
no taker;

Snow-trickle, feldspar, dirt.

FOR NOTHING // by Gary Snyder. "A flower for nothing; an offer; no taker" -- What do we do with the flower offered to us? .
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Tierra una flor
un orquídea en las
pendientes pronunciadas de luz
colgando sobre el vasto
espacios sólidos
pequeños cristales podridos;
sales.

Tierra una flor
por un golfo donde un cuervo
vuela una vez
un brillo, un color
olvidado mientras todo
cae.

Una flor
por nada;
una oferta;
ningún comprador

Goteo de la nieve, feldespato, mugre.

POR NADA // por Gary Snyder. "Una flor para nada; una oferta; ningún comprador". - ¿Qué hacemos con la flor que nos ofrece el mundo?
My friend @mlprockmonkey was giving me the tour de My friend @mlprockmonkey was giving me the tour de Cochamó, and insisted the first place we went was The Toboganes. “It’s basically a big granite waterslide”, he said. I loved granite, and I loved waterslides so I figured combining the two would be epic. That was until I hit the rooster tail. The rooster tail is formed by water hitting a sharp upward curve in the rock at a high rate of speed. Everyone knows that if you rooster tail when you’re supposed to french fry you’re gonna have a bad time. Luckily, only my friends were around to laugh at me as the grapefruit sized bruise starting forming on my butt-cheek. It doesn’t get much better than killing tabanos and drinking escudos at the toboganes on a rest day, but it was evident they were also dangerous. A few weeks later a call came through on the radio, and Daniel Seeliger informed us someone had just been injured there. We dropped everything and began sprinting, and as fate would have it we were first on the scene. I arrived to a man face down in the water, unconscious and bleeding, with his wife screaming at us while attempting to hold his head out of the water. A rescue ensued. Unfortunately, an official search and rescue team didn’t exist, and the task usually befalls local volunteers such as the staff of Refugio Cochamo, and any available climbers. I participated in two rescues during my time in Cochamó, with one requiring a large group effort (15-20 people) to complete an extraction of a patient with fractured vertebrae from one of the upper valleys. Rescue scenarios happen every year in Cochamó, and the ability of the local community to band together in times of need never ceases to amaze me! ... Thanks a lot @nick_rothenbush, for this chilling and sobering story. Cochamó is a beautiful place, but it can also be a dangerous one. It is not a National Park, and as such, there is no official search and rescue team. All rescues are carried out by volunteers, with limited training and experience, and most importantly, limited resources. ... And thank you Nick, for all of your wonderful photos and words this week. We really appreciate you sharing with us!
This photo was taken at sunset from the base of 'E This photo was taken at sunset from the base of 'E.Z. Does It’. I often try to think of ways to describe the beauty of Cochamó to those who haven’t been. Then, I realize that I can’t. So I take pictures like this, and show them that instead. A picture is worth a thousand words...
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Esta foto fue tomada al atardecer desde la base de 'E.Z. Does It'. A veces trato de pensar en como describir la belleza de Cochamó a aquellos que no han estado. Pero entonces recuerdo, no puedo. Así que tomo fotos como esta y las muestro en su lugar. Una imagen vale mas que mil palabras. ✏️+ 📸: @nick_rothenbush . Thanks y muchas gracias Nick para compartir, for sharing with us, este semana! 
#patagonia #cochamó #escaladachile #cochamo #conservation #climbing
In 2009 the Rio Cochamó was slated to receive a s In 2009 the Rio Cochamó was slated to receive a series of hydroelectric dams. I look at this photo sometimes, and think, “WHAT!?!?” It’s difficult to wrap my mind around the fact that someone or some organization would attempt to destroy this before considering alternatives. Luckily, many times over, people have stepped up to the plate to protect beautiful places like like the Rio Cochamó. When I feel overwhelmed by the ever-present greed and corruption in the world, I’m able to find solace through organizations like Friends of Cochamó. People who work their asses off at their day jobs, and yet find a way to volunteer their time to such a worthy cause. We may have won the battle for the Rio Cochamó for now, but the war still rages on. The more we work together the better we’re able to protect places like this!
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En 2009, el Río Cochamó estaba programado para recibir una serie de represas hidroeléctricas. Miro esta foto a veces y pienso: "¿¡QUÉ!?!?" Es difícil comprender como alguien o alguna organización intentaría destruir esto antes de considerar alternativas. Por suerte, muchas veces, ciudadanos preocupados trabajan para proteger lugares hermosos como el Río Cochamó. Cuando me siento abrumado por la codicia y la corrupción siempre presente en el mundo, puedo encontrar consuelo a través de organizaciones como @fríe ndsofcochamo. Las personas que trabajan duro en sus trabajos diarios y, sin embargo, encuentran la manera de ofrecer su tiempo a una causa tan valiosa. Hemos ganado la batalla por el Río Cochamó por ahora, pero la guerra continúa. ¡Cuando trabajamos juntos, mejor podremos proteger lugares como este!
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Gracias a @nick_rothenbush para compartir sus palabras y fotos con nosotros. Vaya a su pagina y sígalo!
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#patagonia #cochamó #escaladachile #cochamo #conservation #conservacion #climbing #rioslibres #rockclimbing
I bought my first camera right before I ventured d I bought my first camera right before I ventured down to Cochamó back in 2015. It wasn’t a DSLR, it had a stock lens, and I barely knew how to work the thing. I was heckling my new Russian friend in La Junta when I looked up to see these two majestic creatures dining in the evening light. I ran over and switched into point and shoot mode (I’m no @jimmy_chin), and proceeded to take 120 photos that all looked the same. While re-editing it a few years later, I started to realize that it might actually be one of my favorite shots from the trip. It’s said that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder, and to me the beauty in this photo is symbolic. The local arriero culture existed long before we decided to start scaling these granite cliffs, and horses were essential to that way of life. As time has evolved, so did the local culture. Economic growth sparked by tourism has resulted in a changing way of life. On one hand we can look at this economic development in a positive light, bringing new opportunities to the area. Without a paved road, we depend on the locals and their horses for many things including transportation of people and supplies to and from the valley. On the other hand, how is this growth affecting the local culture? Could it be causing a paradigm shift within the culture? I can remember sitting in the back of a pickup truck as I departed the valley, and we came to a halt in the small town of Cochamó at a construction site. I immediately became aware of the hustle and bustle that was going on all around, and the essence of change in the air tasted bittersweet. It’s inevitable that as time evolves we must adapt, but at what cost? Moving forward, it’s important that efforts are made to help preserve the local culture, as they are an important part of the story.
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Compré mi primera cámara justo antes de mi primer viaje a Cochamó en 2015... TRADUCCIÓN CONTINÚA EN LOS COMENTARIOS ✏️ and 📸: @nick_rothenbush 
Thanks, Nick! We’ll be sharing Nick’s photos and words all week!
#patagonia #cochamó #escalada #climbing #rockclimbing #cochamo #conservation
In the states, people often refer to Cochamó Vall In the states, people often refer to Cochamó Valley as the Yosemite of South America. In fact, this phrase served as a major catalyst in my journey to the Chilean big wall utopia. Upon arrival I was floored by the vast expanse of imposing granite walls coming at you from every direction, jutting endlessly into the sky. It was intimidating yet beautiful; a beauty that could only be matched by the quality of it’s climbing. A plethora of routes awaited our enjoyment offering up technical slabs, funky butt-cracks, and seemingly endless splitters cracks. Through the looking glass, everything appeared to be perfect. Although I refer to Cochamó as a utopia, the harsh reality is that there are many challenges it currently faces from the growing number of visitors, including climbers. I firmly believe in the term "strength in numbers”, and know the climbing community is most effective when we band together. As numbers increase, participation becomes paramount as we rally as one to address impacts such as: 
1. creating sustainable camp/bivy sites to reduce impact
2. dealing with human waste by building pit toilets in the upper valleys
3. educating ourselves and others about using proper Leave No Trace Ethics 
During my short stint in the valley I worked on various projects with some amazing people with the goal of wanting to give back to a place that has given so much. It became evident that if we were to put forth a worthy effort to protect this place, we would have to work together. On my hike out of the valley I started to see things differently. Maybe Yosemite is actually the Cochamó of North America? Regardless of how you see it one thing is certain, it’s protection is worth fighting for. (In this photo Andrew Andraski is combining two splitter pitches of ‘Through the Looking Glass’)
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✏️ and 📸: @nick_rothenbush 
Thanks, Nick! We’ll be sharing Nick’s photos and words all week- so stay tuned!
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En los estados, las personas a menudo se refieren al Valle de Cochamó como el Yosemite de Sudamérica. De hecho, esta frase sirvió como un importante catalizador en mi viaje a la utopía chilena del gran muro. TRADUCCIÓN CONTINÚA EN LOS COMENTARIOS
Strange things happen in Cochamó... Here, @nnmega Strange things happen in Cochamó... Here, @nnmeganmm Megan Kelly (from our board of directors) belays Chance Traub (who put in a ton of work last season on the Anfiteatro trail) as he narrowly escapes alien abduction! 👽👽👽 En Cochamó pasan cosas extrañas ... Acá, Megan Kelly (de nuestro Junta Directiva) asegura Chance Traub (que trabajó un montón la temporada pasada en el sendero del Anfiteatro) mientras escapa por poco del secuestro alienígena!
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#climbing #escalada #cochamo #cochamó #rockclimbing #conservation #closeencounters
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For those of you who haven't already seen the Envi For those of you who haven't already seen the Environmental Essay about Cochamó in the September Catalog from @patagonia , you can see (and download) the PDF now! Link in Bio.
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Para aquellos de ustedes que aún no han visto el Ensayo Ambiental sobre Cochamó en el Catálogo de Septiembre de @pay agonia, pueden ver (y descargar) el PDF ahora! Encuentra el link en nuestro bio.
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#cochamó #cochamo #climbing #escalada #escaladachile #legalizalamontaña #rockclimbing #conservation #patagonia
New article about @friendsofcochamo on @patagonia New article about @friendsofcochamo on @patagonia blog, The Cleanest Line! Check it out at https://www.patagonia.com/blog/2018/10/coming-to-bat-for-cochamo/ (link in bio).
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Nuevo artículo sobre @friendsofcochamo en @patagonia blog, The Cleanest Line! Míralo acá: https://www.patagonia.com/blog/2018/10/coming-to-bat-for-cochamo/ (enlace en nuestro bio)
Many of you have seen our new website. We're very Many of you have seen our new website. We're very proud of the site, and have received many compliments for it!

But those compliments are deserved almost entirely by Sacha Halenda. Sacha is the creative director at http://formfive.com (FormFive). He's not only the aesthetician and creative genius behind our site's design, he's also a hell of a nice guy. He took on our project pro bono simply because he believes in the cause, and in doing good work to make the world a better place.

If you're bored today, please cruise around the site and enjoy some of the material there! And don't hesitate to reach out using the contact form to give Sacha a hi-five, or if you have website needs of your own! ... Muchos de ustedes han visto nuestro nuevo sitio web. Estamos muy orgullosos del sitio y hemos recibido muchos elogios.

Pero esos cumplidos son merecidos casi en su totalidad por Sacha Halenda. Sacha es el director creativo de http://formfive.com (FormFive). No solo es el genio estético y creativo detrás del diseño de nuestro sitio, también es un hombre muy generoso. Asumió nuestro proyecto gratis simplemente porque cree en la causa y quiere hacer el mundo un lugar mejor.

Si estás aburrido hoy, navega por el sitio y disfruta del lo que hay allí! Y no olvides que comunicarse con el formulario de contacto para darle a Sacha un felicitaciones, o si tiene sus propias necesidades de sitio web!
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