The guide is a middleaged guy, looking like a Latin-American cowboy, named Omar that doesn't speak any Spanish... Again, lol!
He still manages to to calm me down enough to actually stay on the horse. I'm not really into horses, you know? Oh god, what was I thinking?!
Well, I really don't know but it came out to be a fanastic trip because Omar is really a great horse guide. I basically didn't need to do anything, Omar whistled and my horse Enano did whatever he wanted. I'm pretty sure Omar is the Horse Whisperer!
I even ended up going up and down hikes that I wouldn't have hiked without a horse, through valleys, up really narrow and stony mountain paths and into the "jungle" of the valley to a hidden waterfall.
Hidden waterfall in the jungle |
Extremely trustworthy bridge leading to the waterfall :) |
Making friends with Enano |
Me and mi amigo Enano cruising through the valley |
Thank you to Omar for that! :)
Hey Sweety! I'm sooo jealous right now by reading your blog diary. That all sound so exciting!But I hope you keep being so careful on your ways cause I´d like you to arrive in one piece in good old germany in april :)
AntwortenLöschenmiss U!
Lena
PS: Can I write in German, too? ;)
Hey Schnuckerla. I love reading your blog. I wished I could take part in that great adventure and I have to admitt that I m a little bit jealous too. Cant wait hearing all your stories about your trip.
LöschenMiss you and be safe
Helmi