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Yes, it's possible to get lost on Pico dos Marins, and to demystify this fact, I recommend you watch: Marco Aurélio Case - Expedition to Pico dos Marins Canyon | Ribeirão Passa Quatro | Grotão - 2/24
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Okay, continuing here, we re-did the trail on the way down as well. The trail Juan made today is an open trail, it gives access to private property, it cannot be used because there's a cliff here, so there's no way out. We were able to leave because we had a guide and the guide has authorization here. Mr. Afonso has authorization from the owners to pass through here, but people cannot pass through here because it's private property. And if a person goes down here, they'll have to turn back everything and return by the base trail. So, in the article we published in 2022 about Marco Aurélio's presumed descent to the valley, it was marked as this geological fault. However, by studying the documents, the police inquiry, and the scouts' reports, we realized that it wasn't here. It was here near the bolder where Osvaldo got injured on this first ascent. After passing this saddle, this topographic saddle, Osvaldo gets injured, they turn back, and near the hill, the group separates, with Marco Aurélio going ahead and the others following. And at this point of diversion, there is a split rock, which is not the portal, this needs to be very clear. Our studies are definitive and show that this was the place where Ruan and the other scouts descended by the other trail that leads them to Mr. Filhinho's house here, which is one of these houses here. And a stream passes here, which is the stream they crossed. So today, this open trail is a good trail, but it's on private property and cannot be traversed except with the owners' authorization. So we traversed this trail on the descent. However, our hypothesis is that Marco Aurélio fell into the canyon here, after the dolphin rock where this plateau was planted. And here there is a diversion. We were here too, my friend Erasmo and I, on another expedition. It's possible to descend here, but we preferred, we opted not to descend due to the difficulty in returning. The descent is easy, but the return is difficult. So we later took this other approach here through the canyon. So this is it, just to show how the altimetry is, with the relief exaggerated three times, but just to show, maybe people don't have an idea of what this represents. Here, according to Google altitude, it's 1886, and here we descend to the bottom of the canyon at 1774. But since it's not a marked trail and there's no marking, it's dense forest. There are many caves here, the Google relief looks flat, but there are many caves, there are waters that pass here, you have to detour around caves, cliffs, rocks with negative slopes, you'll see that in the video. And then we managed to reach the bottom of the valley, more or less here. So, see how steep it is. Let me zoom out a bit. How steep this climb was, it was also more tiring. So, let's go, I'll play the video for you to see what it's like on site.
Okay, continuing here, we re-did the trail on the way down as well. The trail Juan made today is an open trail, it gives access to private property, it cannot be used because there's a cliff here, so there's no way out. We were able to leave because we had a guide and the guide has authorization here. Mr. Afonso has authorization from the owners to pass through here, but people cannot pass through here because it's private property. And if a person goes down here, they'll have to turn back everything and return by the base trail. So, in the article we published in 2022 about Marco Aurélio's presumed descent to the valley, it was marked as this geological fault. However, by studying the documents, the police inquiry, and the scouts' reports, we realized that it wasn't here. It was here near the bolder where Osvaldo got injured on this first ascent. After passing this saddle, this topographic saddle, Osvaldo gets injured, they turn back, and near the hill, the group separates, with Marco Aurélio going ahead and the others following. And at this point of diversion, there is a split rock, which is not the portal, this needs to be very clear. Our studies are definitive and show that this was the place where Ruan and the other scouts descended by the other trail that leads them to Mr. Filhinho's house here, which is one of these houses here. And a stream passes here, which is the stream they crossed. So today, this open trail is a good trail, but it's on private property and cannot be traversed except with the owners' authorization. So we traversed this trail on the descent. However, our hypothesis is that Marco Aurélio fell into the canyon here, after the dolphin rock where this plateau was planted. And here there is a diversion. We were here too, my friend Erasmo and I, on another expedition. It's possible to descend here, but we preferred, we opted not to descend due to the difficulty in returning. The descent is easy, but the return is difficult. So we later took this other approach here through the canyon. So this is it, just to show how the altimetry is, with the relief exaggerated three times, but just to show, maybe people don't have an idea of what this represents. Here, according to Google altitude, it's 1886, and here we descend to the bottom of the canyon at 1774. But since it's not a marked trail and there's no marking, it's dense forest. There are many caves here, the Google relief looks flat, but there are many caves, there are waters that pass here, you have to detour around caves, cliffs, rocks with negative slopes, you'll see that in the video. And then we managed to reach the bottom of the valley, more or less here. So, see how steep it is. Let me zoom out a bit. How steep this climb was, it was also more tiring. So, let's go, I'll play the video for you to see what it's like on site.
