54.25/26 Dumbe deep followed by Dumbe wide followed by two tired dumm(b)ies.

Here's trouble after returning from the hike. (Don't you love it when you have to walk to and from the trailhead, over 2 miles?) Jen's been bitten by a snake, confronted wolves, bears, stepped over a python, a few adders too but when in Nepal, she was attacked by a cow, life changed. Since then, cattle are no longer passive animals in her mind. Here we go:

Meantime, we hear 'recycle, recycle' all day. We do that well when it comes to our body fluids in the wilderness. Now we are the 'ultimate recycler'. Sending the remaining yoghurt down the stream, returning it to the cows drinking below. This of course allows the cows to produce flavored milk, an added bonus. Another advantage: The cow strains the granadilla pips. Does life get any better?

One of us eats, the other recycles. I suppose eating is a form of recycling or leads to it.
One of our favorite views of the Amphitheatre. We would think very few reach this point, it's a remote area with terrible access.
Shapes?
The high point: Cathedral Peak at rear.
It's about the approach...I think.
Pleasing scenes as we explore deeper into Dumbe.

Cheers, 

Jenni and Jeffrey