Coming out of the forest and climbing below the mountains.
Seeking a path but finding it inconsistent.
Discovering a ski-slope across and below, the second of three we had walked previously. The 4 photos that follow, illustrate different hikes in the distance. (To the right of the antenna is the 'Umbrella Bar").
The "Umbrella Bar" viewed from across the way (can make it out in the distance).
Arriving at the "Umbrella Bar' which is the top of the slope reflected above.
Jen approaching the "Umbrella Bar" from another slope.
Approaching the "Umbrella Bar" from a different slope with a direct view of Mount Vihren.
Returning from a minor peak.
Challenging but invigorating.
Climbing a myriad of white rocks in the region.
...and enjoying the respite of occasional sandy paths.
When we were parking our car, it appeared we were under attack.
This was followed by the blast of sound. We felt sorry for the sheep as the shepherdess let fly with commands, curses and gesticulations that had us hiding our faces.
On our way back, we enjoyed a short but smooth and level path.
Unfortunately, we were attacked by 2 vicious cat-family members but were able to defend ourselves in a most brave fashion. We bored them to sleep.
Looks reluctant in case of another attack by the kittens.
Our view of one of the ski-stations visited on the overpowering Banderitsa Mountain, the lower station.
Cheers,
Our view of one of the ski-stations visited on the overpowering Banderitsa Mountain, the lower station.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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