And off
we were again. Shortly after the roadway ended and we headed up the mountain
side along a little trail. It was difficult but Penius certainly made it seem
difficult. We had ladies in their 60's carrying heavy loads passing us easily.
I was getting annoyed. 
He never really talked or gave information. If I asked a question it was a short
curt response or he didn't know.Lands here were divided by stone walls presumably to stop the pigs from escaping/entering. The walls could range from 1-2m high and used no mortar. Just stones placed carefully on each other.
There
would be a few sticks or branches that worked as a ladder to get over (if a
branch placed diagonally can be called a ladder).
After going vertical for some time, we got to a horizontal trail which we followed for a while through a couple small villages. A few drops of water were falling from the sky, when we veered off the path to the first homestay.
After going vertical for some time, we got to a horizontal trail which we followed for a while through a couple small villages. A few drops of water were falling from the sky, when we veered off the path to the first homestay.
Ralf
Kreuze
(to be
continued)
