Haha. Interesting thought. I’ve never had a haunted feeling in the dark when in Namibia. Mostly because my mindset is more focused on real predators roaming freely compared to ghosts or spirits that might try and say hello. 😀
It was a brilliant experience. When I did it you just got off the tourist train at Km….(don’t remember), crossed the river and started walking. The people who got off the train – about a dozen or so of all nationalities – formed a group sort of. We all made camp together but during the days walk everyone kept to their own pace. We passed through fantastic scenery of the high Andes. Never saw a soul up there. After three days arrived at Inti Punku, which is the guard post on the trail high above the city and the next morning went down through the mist into the ruins. As the train from Cuzco doesn’t srrive until late morning we had the place to ourselves. Wonderful. Unforgettable.
Wandering AmbivertOctober 21, 2021
Wow. That sounds like an unforgettable experience. It’s that you were surrounded by other people from different backgrounds.
It looks quite good but if it would be in night then it would look awesome and very much haunted!
Haha. Interesting thought. I’ve never had a haunted feeling in the dark when in Namibia. Mostly because my mindset is more focused on real predators roaming freely compared to ghosts or spirits that might try and say hello. 😀
Ok 😀
Just peaceful..
Absolutely 🙂
Magical.
Always <3
Nice. I did this when I walked the Inca Trail. I do it now when we go hiking in the hills around where we live….lookout for dem pythons!!
Hi Pete! And how was the Inca trail for you?
It was a brilliant experience. When I did it you just got off the tourist train at Km….(don’t remember), crossed the river and started walking. The people who got off the train – about a dozen or so of all nationalities – formed a group sort of. We all made camp together but during the days walk everyone kept to their own pace. We passed through fantastic scenery of the high Andes. Never saw a soul up there. After three days arrived at Inti Punku, which is the guard post on the trail high above the city and the next morning went down through the mist into the ruins. As the train from Cuzco doesn’t srrive until late morning we had the place to ourselves. Wonderful. Unforgettable.
Wow. That sounds like an unforgettable experience. It’s that you were surrounded by other people from different backgrounds.
That has atmosphere.
Looks very peaceful.
It absolutely was 🙂
But I really like to be on that TREE for a moment! 😃
Such beautiful site to see.
Thank you 🙂
Dis so mooi!
Baie dankie! 🙂
Great photos.Terrific job.
Thank you 😀
Perspective is everything, period. Says Bill. Very impressive work here.
Thanks Bill!
Great Safari! Yes, one is relaxed at home! Always! Nature is home …!
Nature is definitely home 🙂
Reminds me of the poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. 👍👍
Peaceful!