He said he's being working here his all life and he've never seen mountaineers, so.
it's never encouraging.
The difference now it's just Suzie and I.
The rest of the team left.
Climbing so many mountains in such a short time is very demanding.
Damn, it's pretty steep, hum? - Yes, pretty steep.
We're crossing 5000m line.
It's somewhere up there…
So things didn't go as planned...
Scree, I can see scree slope. I cant see the exit thought.
At the end I found a tine line of rock, wich led to be ridge.
That was a bit dangerous, to tell the truth.
It's a miracle!
It's a 1 meter wide passage. Without it, we’d be screwed.
We finally made to the ridge 5500m.
I've always been dreaming about this place, it's amazing.
And then there is a ramp towards the summit.
There's a big glacier and a ramp going to the summit. Here we're climbing the last section of the ice leaving to the summit platform.
And the glacier is very steep, so we have a pretty tricky situation that we have to climb 45 degree walls.
So, that was not very pleasant.
Be careful!
Well done! I can't believe we're here!
Oh, look that's the ocean! - Yeah!
- Pacific ocean!
We can see the highest point in the continent and the lowest. - And the ocean.
So, 1st of January, we're going back to civilization…
I think my NewYear's resolution will be climb mountains. I'm not climbing enough. Climb more mountains.
So, this trip started with 3 cars, a motorbike, a lot of money, luxury and this is us, ending the trip in the back of a Chilean truck
with a stinking stuff. Smells like a… - Animal!
It's great, I mean I love this shit. It's the best way to end the trip.
So we had a quite long journey, a very tuff journey to climb all this 12 peaks.
I met amazing people, made amazing friends, it wasn't just a climbing like other...
But I think something that I learned in my carrier is to forget.
To forget all the bad things we've been through and then wake up next day, push on and go for the next one.
Well, having climbed all the Argentinean and Chileans 6000m makes me feel small, I guess…
What I've done gives me a tinnily little portion of knowledge of what we have here in the Andes.
I don't know, all I look forward now to do is to climb the peruvian mountains, the peruvian 6000m.
But I'm pretty sure if I finish them I gonna feel the same. I gonna feel like "Well, haven't done anything yet".
So there's so much out there to do.
A lot of people ask me about the dreams. I don't see as a dream or something unreachable.
I just put a date on it, work hard, make money and go.