60.35: Bulgaria: Yagodina: Part 2: Eagle Eye Climb. Color our world and fill it with mountain slopes, please.

This is the continuation blog of the previous hike, undertaken 3 weeks later, in a most spectacular environment. Should we be incorrect in our judgment of this marvel, kindly let us know. We would appreciate a response (negative only) in case we are losing objective judgment, something been known to occur. 

  It is one of the few occasions in which any photograph could have been selected for display. Instead, 90% of them are stored in the basement pending a clear out. The following day, we hiked elsewhere, not expecting to view anything close to what we had been immersed within on the day. Guess what? We were wrong.

  Perhaps during this period of misery and bleakness creeping over the planet, the autumn coloring might provide some temporary respite. It’s remarkable how beautiful the world is notwithstanding the misery cast upon it by some miserable beings masquerading as humans.

 

A little edgy but wonderful views, this and the following two photographs.
Showing the road through the gorge, too.
Cliffs and color. We often question whether the sights are real. Are we dreaming?
Similar view of the hotel of the earlier blog although later hike.
Someone was out with buckets of paint the night before.

Jen knows that there is no level track on this hike. You either are going up or down and steeply at that.
Seems to be a different type of leaf from most.
Across the way, some height, too.
Not too far from the coffee vending machine. Did we really write that?
Yikes!

Okay! Time to call it a day.
Cheers, 

Jenni and Jeffrey