As preparations for winter continue, we notice two containers of sweet products. We think this is considered log-jam.
As we progressed higher, the sights became more interesting—looking down at the town which was a couple of thousand feet above the main road turnoff.
From the ridge, we spot Grebenetz Mountain with the tower on the peak. For a change, we are looking down toward a peak.
On a previous visit, we reach Grebenetz Peak from Devin.
The city of Devin viewed from the peak.
Grebenetz Peak viewed from above the 'Gazebo' hike in Devin.
Devin from another angle.
Wilderness contrasted with city.
Once in a while, the light shines for a person...or camera.
Jen stops close to the end of the hike, sits, and contemplates dealing with the sheep dogs which were somewhat 'unfriendly'.
Another 'Gazebo' hike, but more colorful.
Proud of Jenni: She elects to take the steps rather than elevator.
We love a few reds and oranges interspersed in the mix but this was attractive, too.
The forests are incredible in this country. Always sufficient gaps to allow light to filter through making the views attractive.
Cheers,
Once in a while, the light shines for a person...or camera.
Jen stops close to the end of the hike, sits, and contemplates dealing with the sheep dogs which were somewhat 'unfriendly'.
Another 'Gazebo' hike, but more colorful.
Proud of Jenni: She elects to take the steps rather than elevator.
We love a few reds and oranges interspersed in the mix but this was attractive, too.
The forests are incredible in this country. Always sufficient gaps to allow light to filter through making the views attractive.
Cheers,
Jenni and Jeffrey
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