Tracking Jen back down, somewhat easier, especially as this section was less steep than the others. Most people make use of the cable system. Some ride up and walk down from either of the stations depending on how short the desired walk.
We have finally found where the 'Village People hang out'. I often wonder whether any of this makes sense to the younger generations—do they know of the 'Beatles', Elvis, Brian Murray?
We're near the top and the weather does not look exciting unless of course, one enjoys that kind of excitement.
Jenni takes the classical hiking position as darkness descends.
Loved the scene of the village; the color of the clouds, not so much.
We reach higher allowing for a view of the trailhead, to the left of the village, and the second point, the lower cable station as the sun reflects off a large window.
At last, Skalnate Lake...it's about the journey, not the destination.
The hotel is about to get a fresh cover from above.
Most views are superior when taken from distance and height. (Pimples and wrinkles disappear, for example).
Not looking forward to a solid drenching. In the end, we missed the rain but certainly did not miss it at all.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
Something tickled me about these scenes from height of the village people.
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