Ascents in Mexico as Hang dog by Justin Case

Excellent route with good new friends from Cuernavaca! After a beta burn where Pablo and David thankfully sprayed it all to me, I got spit off the top twice! Decided to change my beta for the end. Next time!

Very dirty, kinda scary, no anchors. Movement was otherwise OK.

Super-enduro traverse on great rock. 25 or so moves! No one move is really hard, just one or two V3 moves. Second day on, ran outa juice. Will hopefully go next session, when we don't take a dog in heat out camping in a campsite with very interested male dogs.

So my OS streak on el Chonta is over now... First time sport climbing in a while, and what a way to come back! Ultramarathonic route on the right side of the cave, starting at the namesake yellow amate tree. At least 40m long. Gets harder and harder as you go up, too. Can be divided into two parts: a pumpy and 3D 12a, into an active, but good rest (active sit) on a stalactite, into a 12b power endurance route with the crux protecting the anchors. 3 goes, no dice. Got stung 30+ times by bees

12b in the guidebook, and feels like it too. Igor wanted to try this two-star line, so we got on the pocketed steep face with a fantastic sequence- hopefully we come back to the Surf Bowl try again! Only had one shot that day... We were at sub 10 degree temps with the clouds passing right through us, very humid and we would often have a cloud between the climber and belayer

Dogged it with pretty much one fall. Crux is at the huge hole with the eagle's nest in it! Very very very cool route with a steep start!