Carlos Buhler is one of the most accomplished mountain climbers in the world and motivational speaker. His climbing career spans 35 years with major ascents on five continents. He draws from experience gained on forty-four expeditions to Canada, Alaska, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, Uganda, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Kazakhstan, Russia and Tibet.
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Carlos Buhler is one of the most accomplished mountain climbers in the world and motivational speaker. His climbing career spans 35 years with major ascents on five continents. He draws from experience gained on forty-four expeditions to Canada, Alaska, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, Uganda, Kenya, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Kazakhstan, Russia and Tibet.
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Carlos Buhler | Biography | Leadership Development | Motivational Speaker | Climber
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The Real Big Drip, Ghost River, Canadian Rockies | The spirit to climb
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The spirit to climb. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. The Real Big Drip, Ghost River, Canadian Rockies. March 7, 2010. Approaching The 200 meter high Big Drip in the early morning hours of March 4, 2010. What a spectacular setting! It felt pretty good to get off the climb in one piece. Looking into the chimney of pitch 4 ...
Carlos Buhler Photography: Photographs from Chilean Patagonia and the Cordillera Huayhuash, Peru
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This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Thursday, October 28, 2010. Photographs from Chilean Patagonia and the Cordillera Huayhuash, Peru. Joan Sole traversing out of our bivi site during the first ascent of the East Face of Cerro Castillo, Chilean Patagonia, 2008. Brad Johnson reaching the summit of Nevado Quesillo during the first ascent of its North Face, Cordillera Huayhuash, Peru, 2007.
These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. | The spirit to climb
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The spirit to climb. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Carlos Buhler Photography: Two Great Alpine Faces
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This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Two Great Alpine Faces. Sharon Wood leads easier snow and ice above the very difficult serac barrier we had just overcome at 21,000 feet on the South Face of Aconcagua, Central Andes, Argentina, in November, 1984. Above her about 3000 vertical feet of classic alpine terrain separates us from the summit. November 15, 2010 at 8:40 AM.
Teddy Bear’s Picnic and Suffer Machine | The spirit to climb
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The spirit to climb. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Teddy Bear’s Picnic and Suffer Machine. March 15, 2010. The Suffer Machine's 200 meters of ice seen from the valley beneath the Stanley Headwall. The ominous dagger of Teddy Bear's Picnic hangs from the bottom. The three remaining ice pitches above were colder and slow...
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Angela pack testing with Chile! I worked with Jeff on many projects at Marmot. He has an amazing ability to integrate function, performance and fashion in his designs. Working with him was always gratifying, as he was keen to integrate feedback from the field on prototypes we'd put through the ringer before nailing the finished piece. I highly recommend his work and know he'll do well with Jigsaw Pass. AMGA Certified Alpine and Rock Climbing Guide. Duraflex Group - General Manager.
Hans Bräuner-Osborne's blog: Cerro San Lorenzo part 1 - getting there
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MY BLOG ON MOUNTAINEERING, ICE and ROCK CLIMBING, SKIING, KAYAKING, TREKKING AND SCIENCE. Saturday, July 12, 2008. Cerro San Lorenzo part 1 - getting there. Let's go to Patagonia and climb in the winter! My friend Carlos Buhler. And I were looking for a June project and now I thought he had lost it! Next we discussed what to climb, and based on recommendations from Pere Vilarasau. Rolo Garibotti and others (and the fact that Carlos had already climbed Cerro. In the Fitz Roy. It took us a while to gather ...
Welcome to thoughts from the Canadian Rockies. | The spirit to climb
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The spirit to climb. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Welcome to thoughts from the Canadian Rockies. March 3, 2010. This entry was posted in Thoughts. The Real Big Drip, Ghost River, Canadian Rockies →. 3 thoughts on “ Welcome to thoughts from the Canadian Rockies. April 23, 2010 at 5:31 pm. April 24, 2010 at 10:49 am.
Carlos Buhler Photography: High Altitude Images
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This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Wednesday, October 13, 2010. Thaddeus Josephson on the summit of the rarely climbed and very remote Pucahirca Norte, Cordillera Blanca, Peru after making the first ascent of the mountain's West Face from our Base Camp at Laguna Safuna. Sharon Wood on the long ice ridge between Camps 1 and 2 on Makalu West Pillar, Himalaya, Nepal, 1984. We often climbed in less th...
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Ver todo mi perfil. Jueves, 23 de octubre de 2014. VACACIONES DE INVIERNO EN EL NOA. Qué gran satisfacción haber conocido nuestro Nor Oeste Argentino; quince días a pleno sol en lugares de imponente belleza, así como de enormeriqueza cultural, histórica y arqueológica. Tucumán que hermosa provincia, Salta La Linda y Jujuy. Recomiendo a quienes aun no conozcan el noroeste , lo hagan sin falta, si le temen al calor, vayan en invierno, yo lo hice en agosto y en un clima excelente. A FINES DE NOVIEMBRE.
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El retrato de una época. October 15, 2014. Escribo este breve post sin ánimo de contribuir aún más al exceso de ruido que nos rodea sino, más bien, intentar domesticarlo y compartir algunas reflexiones. Considero que hay mucho que merece ponerse en contexto estos días y, de esa forma, inferir algunas conclusiones útiles. Me concentro en el caso Bankia, bajo la convicción personal de que no es un caso de corrupción más, sino la mejor síntesis de todos ellos. El mito de la manzana podrida. May 22, 2014.
Carlos Buhler Photography
This is a collection of high altitude cultural, travel and mountaineering images from locations around the world over the last forty years. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Two Great Alpine Faces. Sharon Wood leads easier snow and ice above the very difficult serac barrier we had just overcome at 21,000 feet on the South Face of Aconcagua, Central Andes, Argentina, in November, 1984. Above her about 3000 vertical feet of classic alpine terrain separates us from the summit. Thursday, October 28, 2010. Rune's Nee...
Leadership Development Speaker | Carlos Buhler | Mountaineer
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The spirit to climb | Carlos Buhler
The spirit to climb. These posts are meant to illustrate climbs, as well as discuss ideas and thoughts from my past and present experiences. What I publish here will relate to climbing, mountaineering, mountain culture or mountain ecology. Some steep ice and P2 of Cyber Pasty Memorial. March 9, 2015. The last 30 meters are really fun ice climbing up the front of the curtain. View of the Curtain Call area from the Road. Mixed climbing on the ice babbles miraculously frozen to the rock. March 15, 2010.
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I'm Carlos and welcome to my Web page. This is my academic/work/professional home page so here you will find some of my publications and my current research interests. Currently I'm a postdoctoral researcher at the Database Research Group. At Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Before I did my PhD at the Ontology Engineerig Group. At Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. I won the Best Computer Science PhD thesis for the work you can find here. SPARQL Endpoint Status (SPARQLES). Aidan Hogan, Jürgen Um...
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