Time for a confession. I did not climb the volcano. I had a horrifying ride in a van all the way up to 6000 feet - and when I got out of the van, shaky legs and all, I had trouble breathing. I have asthma and let's just say that hiking up even higher was not an option. The girls went up and there is quite a story to tell but it's for later. Suffice it to say that it is a Latin American custom to not quite tell the truth. A short 10 minute hike translates to 1 1/2 hrs straight up on loose lava. Crazy.
Anyway. No complaining here. I love this trip - I'm seeing things that are going to take me quite awhile to express. Some beautiful, some heartbreaking, some encouraging and uplifting, some breathtakingly sorrowful.
Break is almost over. Hasta luego.
Anyway. No complaining here. I love this trip - I'm seeing things that are going to take me quite awhile to express. Some beautiful, some heartbreaking, some encouraging and uplifting, some breathtakingly sorrowful.
Break is almost over. Hasta luego.
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We have walked on lava rock in the Nishga Valley and it was a challenge on flat ground. Can't imagaine going straight up! I am enjoying "chatting" with the girls and hearing their take on the econony etc. Continue to enjoy--we're thinking of you.
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