68.29 Andorra: Etangs de Fontargente (2), but rain and fog turned us back, close to end. We continued elsewhere, on our return, discovering interesting sights.

  While we were forced to turn back, the following week we tried the hike again and enjoyed magnificent rewards. Appropriate publication 68.16 earlier, something very special, particularly the feelings felt which added to the sights. 

  Two people might take in a view, say scenery, and yes, might see different things, perhaps accentuate various aspects subjectively. Nevertheless, should the objects be enunciated by each, it's likely they will appear similar. After all, a lake is defined, so is a mountain, etc. However, the feelings that a person derives is invariably subjective; it's unique. It would appear such feelings reach the soul; clearly, they do not enter a person through the eye only. 

Captures residential life in Vall d' Incles.
After returning from the incomplete hike, we continued walking in the location. A mere mile from our turn-around spot, the rain had given up for the day although it still appeared to be active at the orginal destination. Such is the weather pattern over this small area.
Looking back sets the scene of the weather but also provides a look of a 'sultry' beauty.
Jen finding her way on this new find.
As we get higher, everything lower becomes smaller. Wow! What a discovery. Facing toward a lake above and beyond the peak. (See 68.22 Estanys de Juclar).
We enter a forest which leads us toward Etangs de Fontargente.
A nice perspective of part of the valley, facing the entrance.
Returning to ground level.
Via a waterfall.
It appears dull but in fact, it was anything but...
Jen continues on a path, trail and on rocks not quite knowing what we would reach.
Cheers, 

Jenni and Jeffrey