1 of 44: Clmbing blindfolded is a good training exercise.

2 of 44: On the secondfloor, rigging up to rappel.

3 of 44: Our first rappeler shows good form.

4 of 44: Our 3 March 2003 Summit Team photo.

5 of 44: This is rappeling in the classic form

6 of44. This is how the rappel looks from above.

7 of 44: Everyone is happy to be back on the ground.

8 of 44:An example of top belay exercises.

9 of44: Planning, climbing and resting.

10 of 44: Foot placement is crucial in good climbing.

11 of 44: Another example of excellent rappeling form.

12 of 44: Moving horizontally along the big wall.

13 of 44: Our Summit Team in April, 2004.

14 of 44: Learning how to cross legs over is tricky.

15 of 44: Rounding the corner of the island wall.

16 of 44: Putting on helmet and harness for a top belay.

17 of 44: Learning to move laterally.

18 of 44: The goal is to "top out" by touching the ceiling.

19 of 44: When a climber peels off, we see the need for an attentive belayer.

20 of 44: The horizontal wall can teach us a lot.

21 of 44: The happy rope, or "la cordada feliz."

22 of 44: Learning to trust the belayer.

23 of 44: Even learning how to fall correctly is important.

24 of 44: But the instructor is always close at hand.

25 of44: Just who is belaying who here?

26 of 44: An example of good belay stance.

27 of 44: Belayers must be ever attentive.

28 of 44: Games on the horizontal wall are challenging.

29 of 44: Topping out brings great satisfaction

30 of 44: Joaquin Colorado shows us the ropes.

31 of 44: We are attentive students.

32 of 44: And we get the knots just right!

33 of 44: There is much to learn about ropes.

34 of 44: And Fernando can teach much.

35 of 44: The Summit Team photo in April 2005.

36 of 44: Learning how to hold on.

37 of 44: Turning the corner is a real task.

38 of 44: You have to study out your moves to be successful.

39 of 44: Planning, resting and climbing.

40 of 44: Everyone must learn the knots.

41 of 44: A knot sampler helps us see how they are done.

42 of 44: Happiness IS a vertical wall.

43 of 44: How to put on a harness is an important skill.

44 of 44: And the end result is fluid motion along the wall.

This ends a three year retrospective of our visits to EspacioAcción. We visit the center every semester and will post more pictures of our different activities as we go.