The next day it snowed lightly (check out the snow in my hair)
and my face got wind-burned.
Remember how I said it was deathly strenuous to get to the top? This was at one of the many peaks. The carving on the stone says Brightness Top 1660m.
What I didn’t mention was, even though it was tough climbing up, it was painful climbing down!
Here’s my calf muscles crying out in pain.
Admittedly the view is unbelievable
In our own world of anguished legs, it felt like we were miserable alone.
But of course, it wasn’t just a sad pitiful journey all the way. There were some good parts…
In fact, the best part of it?
Snow Fight! 
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so beautiful, eh you using your expedition rucksack isit?
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Yes, I used my 65 litre Solomon rucksack that I got for my expedition! It’s the best!
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