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Hi ppl im back from my virgin mountain trekking experience yay! The experience was quite fun except for the part where we had to sleep in a waterlogged tent 1500m above sea level and literally having cold feet. My personal favourite part of the trek was looking down at the village/town from the top of the waterfall near sunset. Tried to catch the sunrise the next morning but failed as the whole horizon was covered by clouds. It was a nice view nevertheless =) Cant post any pics as I still havent gotten hold of them yet. Stay tuned for the next post which I will try to make more interesting.Right now i just want to have a good night's rest in my warm, dry, soft and comfy bed :D Good night!
We did it, together.*
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