37.09 Romania: Fagaras Mountains: The Watering Ho(te)le while we were captivated by the mountains, lake and positioning.
We commenced at the cable station below, headed through the dense forest and reached the upper-valley and then onto the lakes and further up from that position. To our right is the cascade (not in view, see below). Reaching the waterfall from the forest and then onto the glacial valley. A different perspective of Balea Lake, the other side. One of the benefits of international travel, particularly when staying outside cities, is the quality and variety of people one comes across. This can be broken down into two categories: Those we meet on trails and others in the suburbs, particularly guesthouses and places that have communal dining rooms and kitchens or outside lounging areas. We meet locals who are on holiday and internationals who are usually hiking and exploring. Perhaps it’s the common interest or, similarity in pursuing goals and activities but generally, we are blessed to meet so many people who are considerate, interesting, some stimulating, and who provide ...