We did say this blog is without words. It's almost accurate but for the introduction to set the scene
and captions in assisting with photograph interpretation or at least, location. We hope you enjoy these; we
certainly were thrilled to see the scenes first-hand.
We set the alarm clock for 5:30am in order to beat the sun to a lake. Sometimes we don't recognize ourselves
as our lifestyle dictates that we align ourselves differently from our earlier years.
A lake we passed on the way to Kenmo, the mist thick before daybreak, while the sun reddens
the mountain tops.
'Eagle has landed...oops, actually, Egyptian Geese arrive after a very long journey.
Soon after dawn, complete silence before the birds began to chirp and chat.
A lesson learned from the birds was to watch and listen to them embrace the morning with excitement and
we suppose, joy.
The sun hits the right spot deep into autumn with mist beginning to lift.
A view of the destination, our hike to Sani Pass extreme right; photo taken at sunset.
The other bank as the mist thickens.
A lonely duck.
The rising sun catches the trees at the end of the lake.
The following is an insight into a special day in which we experienced some of the best times ever. A full blog or two on the Mont-aux-Sources Hike, will follow next week:
Jenni approaching chain ladders on way down from Tugela Falls, Mont-aux-Sources.
She did it, I knew she could do it and she did indeed: Eliza.
A feeling of being on top of the world, Sentinel Hike.
The subject is looking at the Tugela Falls, the second highest in the world.
We see only happiness in this picture.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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