Vertigo!
The Caminito del Rey was kind of my nemesis as I have vertigo and I really want to get rid of it.
I had to wait early in the morning because I didn’t reserve a ticket online.
If you get in, you’ll get one of those funny hats. No, it’s a pity, but you can’t keep it.
It starts very smoothly in a wonderful landscape with a turquoise river streaming through, but very quickly it gets kind of uuuuaaaah!!!
When you have passed the first gorge you come to an enchanted valley:
Just until you pass the second gorge:
This bridge you see in the picture is the old bridge. Behind it you can see a – in my eyes – very, very tiny and instable rope bridge. There was a lot of wind and I’m very thankful to the guy who lend me his arm to get me over to the other side.
Yes! I did it! I’m very proud (: And now: Breakfast.
Du kannst wirklich sehr stolz auf dich sein! Mit Höhenangst so einen Weg zu machen, super!!!
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Ja. War sehr, sehr aufregend. Während alle anderen gefühlt auf der Brüstung entlanggingen, war ich eher auf der Wandseite. LOL. Der Gang über die Brücke ist in meinem Gedächtnis inzwischen gelöscht. War wohl zu gruselig.
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