A great full experience sharing with us. Thanks 
@LucioV Brother.
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@LucioV wrote:
@SP31 wrote:
@LucioV wrote:
So sad reading these news, a great rockfall on El Cap caused one decease and one injuried: https://www.nps.gov/yose/learn/news/rockfall-in-yosemite-national-park.htm
Always be careful when approaching exposed faces, do not stay longer under white surfaces.
Heard about this yesterday and immediately thought of your post and photos. Definitely a good tip, @LucioV .
This is so sad.
The Cap will never be the same.
This is the earth changing, at rates we don’t understand; sometimes fast, sometimes slowly, compared to human life.
In the image you can appreciate the yesterday rockfall, on left, that caused one climber death and one injured, and on the right the today rockfall… from the same place, that changed again the SE face of El Cap.
If you follow Peter Zabrok on FB you can see a footage he did while on top of the same peak.
I survived a rockslide, in 1991, hit me and had injuries on all my body, and need an helicopter, so i know what happens when earth decide to move on.
Dear god…the image comparison is stunning. You’re absolutely right…the earth is changing at an increasingly alarming rate and it is unbelievable that particular people cough cough cannot see this. I did not know you survived a rockslide, I cannot imagine ever being through something like that and I am glad that you did. Wow! So sad 
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Well @SP31 in this case i think that global climate changes have not so much to do; rockslides in Yosemite occur for specific geological reasons.
The rockfalls in dolomites, as like as the one i survived, on the other side, are occurring often due to the melting of permafrost, that acts like glue for inner parts of the mountains; and this is something directly related to climate change
This is me after that 1991 rockfall
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@LucioV it sounds like you were at some altitude brother
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Well @SP31 in this case i think that global climate changes have not so much to do; rockslides in Yosemite occur for specific geological reasons.
The rockfalls in dolomites, as like as the one i survived, on the other side, are occurring often due to the melting of permafrost, that acts like glue for inner parts of the mountains; and this is something directly related to climate change
This is me after that 1991 rockfall
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The rockfall occurred around 2900 m, I was at 2750 m.
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@LucioV A bit close for comfort I
@LucioV wrote:
The rockfall occurred around 2900 m, I was at 2750 m.
think you were lucky
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@LucioV I didn’t know but this is a badge for great content I would think
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To whom that doesn’t know what is El Capitan, here is a link to a National Geographic news, after the first solo, without rope, ascent by Alex Honnold, on june, 6, 2017.
This wall is around 3000’ high, with difficults around 5.12.
I can’t believe how this man could handle fear.
Having visited the place where he started, and camped, and having been at the base of the SE face of El Capitan make me really full of joy.
This man is some kind of hero for me and to all the climbers of the world.
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Absolutely UNREAL, @LucioV !
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@JeslynL wrote:
Absolutely UNREAL, @LucioV !
Happy you like @JeslynL ! 
I’m about to complete the whole story on my Photo Album, i will share later so many could make a quick tour of the west!
Thanks!
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Some shots from badwater basin, again, this is an amazing place.
But you always have to be careful and keep hydrate yourself.
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Adding this old footage re-mastered with some new sequences
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@LucioV what is that surface? is it salt their looks very strang from my end, @LucioV Really amazing photos bro
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Some shots from badwater basin, again, this is an amazing place.
But you always have to be careful and keep hydrate yourself.
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Yes @DavidTito this is salt.
The Badwater Basin is the lowest point in Northamerica (-86 m) and one of the hottest places in the world.
The salt is the remain of an ancient lake; there are some strange salt formation in this area, the most famous are called “The Devil’s golf course”.
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@LucioV I can see why they call it that, there may be high acids in that area who knows, who would think that this place would exist and like you said keep hydrated thanks,
@LucioV wrote:
Yes @DavidTito this is salt.
The Badwater Basin is the lowest point in Northamerica (-86 m) and one of the hottest places in the world.
The salt is the remain of an ancient lake; there are some strange salt formation in this area, the most famous are called “The Devil’s golf course”.
@LucioV I always enjoy your amazing journeys
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Ehi… are you talking to me!!! ARE YOU TALKING TO ME!!!
Squirrels in Yosemite are everywhere, but you just have to be aware of the fact that could transmit the plague, so don’t feed them.
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@user_not_foundwrote:Wow, what a wonderful journey, @LucioV !
Touring on RV is also being my hope.
I hope that I can go there in the future.
Or maybe I hope you can visit my country
Greetings from LG Bandung, Indonesia
Travelling California with an RV is definitely a good choice! If you are planning to do so, book in advance RV parks in National Parks, places are very limited!
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It was really a great adventure @LucioV . Thanks for sharing with us.
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@Kamalhasnainee wrote:
It was really a great adventure @LucioV . Thanks for sharing with us.
Thanks @Kamalhasnainee hope could give some inspiration to others!
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