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lucky people we met - on the 10th
Wake up 7 AM. Warm breakfast 'to bed ;-) but on a blanket in a stream. Around 8 am the whole team went to the mountains. We watched with interest of our entire team - objuczonym horses around our luggage, happy Gypsies, who seemed to not sweat climbing, which could not be said about us. Already in the middle of the road going to the first up, WERE the characters lack stamina :-) Dopingowalismy one another with George, with difficulty going uphill. Climbing on a destination - our new camp - lasted until the 14th Completely exhausted we reached the place, dreaming of a moment of rest. On the spot waiting for us a hot lunch (horses and a guide reached the place much earlier:)). It turned out that our joy of reaching the place not last long, because we learned that half an hour after lunch we continue our journey - away to the lake about 2 hours of hiking. Lake was situated at an altitude of about 4000 meters above sea level do not know why the trip took us three hours. However, the views of the lake at the foot of huge mountains, the nearby hills and distant peaks breathtaking. Despite the fatigue, which was accompanied us still, views, hot compensated everything. Coming back we had the opportunity to ride a horse, whom we took together. In principle we should write about ponies and horses are not:) Mariusz zajezdzil horse, pony poor, so that after half an hour he heard a horse "Horse is finished": D came back to camp at dusk, straight to the dinner. It was amazing evening. We sat together with the Gypsies in their, let's say, a house / stable. We sat together at the fire and looked narrowly at how to prepare a guide for us to dinner. Blogs we felt gave us the peace and August carefree life characteristic of the gypsy life. We found that we truly lucky people who are not chasing after news of the world, and who are able to enjoy the moments spent together and the nature that surrounds them. Fully peace we went to sleep, knowing that the next day waiting for us wandering over the second of the nearby lakes and return home.