It was a slightly cloudy day as we woke, but the clouds added an interesting dimension to the day as we would see later.
We had a lovely breakfast and set out down the road to make our way to Adishi.
The first 8 km or so were literally on the road winding uphill.
Cars kept passing us going up the gravel road (and not offering a lift!) and when we came around a bend we realized why: it was a ski lift area with a cafe and chair lift going up the hill exactly where we were headed!
Imagine our delight when we realized we could shave a couple of boring uphill gravel road hours and instead fly through the air to reach the upper traversing trail!!! This was a very happy moment!
On the traversing trail, we saw wild horses running through the wildflower alpine meadow. So beautiful.
The light and the colors and the clouds were just incredible today!
We arrived finally into Adishi and located our guest house
We stayed at Beco & Tamila's house, which really didn't look like much. But they had a great balcony lounge area with good views.
There were oxen, pigs and a goat living downstairs. They were doing some construction and we saw the oxen towing some concrete blocks in a sled up the hill.
We all shared one room this night, which was a good change from last night.
We had a lovely breakfast and set out down the road to make our way to Adishi.
The first 8 km or so were literally on the road winding uphill.
Cars kept passing us going up the gravel road (and not offering a lift!) and when we came around a bend we realized why: it was a ski lift area with a cafe and chair lift going up the hill exactly where we were headed!
Imagine our delight when we realized we could shave a couple of boring uphill gravel road hours and instead fly through the air to reach the upper traversing trail!!! This was a very happy moment!
On the traversing trail, we saw wild horses running through the wildflower alpine meadow. So beautiful.
The light and the colors and the clouds were just incredible today!
We arrived finally into Adishi and located our guest house
We stayed at Beco & Tamila's house, which really didn't look like much. But they had a great balcony lounge area with good views.
There were oxen, pigs and a goat living downstairs. They were doing some construction and we saw the oxen towing some concrete blocks in a sled up the hill.
We found the one cafe / bar place just down the path from the house, and we had beverages and snacks before dinner.
There was no electricity at this place, so we played Yatzy and cards until it was too dark to see. Then we all got into bed and went to sleep!We all shared one room this night, which was a good change from last night.
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