Teryx adventure snapshot
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Mother Nature had her fog machine out Saturday. Stayed for a half hour and watched it roll into the valley, before driving through it on the way back down the mountain.
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Mother Nature had her fog machine out Saturday. Stayed for a half hour and watched it roll into the valley, before driving through it on the way back down the mountain.
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Great picture. I saw something similar in the very north of Scotland some years ago but did not have a camera with me. Nor did I have a 'smart' phone at the time.
Two more places: World's End, Sri Lanka - Wikipedia[^] You have to wake up at really early (first time in my life waking up at 03:15 am) to get there before the clouds, but it is worth every second lack of sleep and every step you do in the national park. We got there around 08:00 am, looked for a good place and had breakfast seeing how the clouds were covering the mountains, if you wait more you see how they vanish when the sun gets stronger around midday. And Ijen - Wikipedia[^] Again waking up really early (this time was not that difficult, it was the first night of ramadan and there were iman songs every one or two hours so we could not really sleep that much) The hiking here is way more difficult and tiring. And once at your destiny it stinks due to the sulfure, but the views are just... :omg: :omg: :omg: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/pictures-kawah-ijen-volcano-east-java[^] But again you have to be there really early before the clouds come, which is pretty impressive again. You can have a break / meal (if your stomach can handle it) at the miners town on your way down.
M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Mother Nature had her fog machine out Saturday. Stayed for a half hour and watched it roll into the valley, before driving through it on the way back down the mountain.
Wow, that's overwhelming.
