Cape Wrath - we did it!

„At the end of such an epic journey, as you wander through the slightly forlorn buildings hunched on the wind-seared cliffs of the cape, it’s only natural to have mixed feelings. Elation at having reached your final objective, satisfaction at having endured the physical hardships along the way, humility in the face of the raw power of nature all around, regret or relief that the journey is finally over. It will take days if not weeks to process the magnitude of this experience…
But try to hold on to some of the sedate pace of the wilderness, remembering the simple pleasures of getting from one place to another, surviving and traversing a landscape that has existed since time immemorial. The cape will still be standing, stolid and immovable, a giant buttress to the wild atlantic, long after our own time has come and gone. And you were there, in that place and in that moment.“

Ian Harper, Cape Wrath Trail

Ian hat in seinem Epilog genau das in Worte gefasst, was gerade in mir vorgeht.
Danke ihr Lieben, dass ihr mir auf meiner Journey gefolgt seid 😊Read more