When I went to El Chorro we also tried to go to Los Cotos on the first day, the river didn’t look as bad as in your pictures but we still had a very exciting time trying to cross, was waist deep in the middle! Hope you get some more sunshine and enjoy the rest of your trip, I’m suffering holiday withdrawal so very jelous!
Oh yes… lots of holidays, and even more before the end of my holiday year (April) cos I was saving them up. Reckon I’ve got more holidays than work to come – yeeee haaaa.
The safety line definitely makes things a bit safer. It couldn’t be used as a hold but it’s nice to be clipped into something between each long stretch to the next iron bar.
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When I went to El Chorro we also tried to go to Los Cotos on the first day, the river didn’t look as bad as in your pictures but we still had a very exciting time trying to cross, was waist deep in the middle! Hope you get some more sunshine and enjoy the rest of your trip, I’m suffering holiday withdrawal so very jelous!
On holiday again?!
And with sun
Does this blog have the record for highest number of photos?
Oh yes… lots of holidays, and even more before the end of my holiday year (April) cos I was saving them up. Reckon I’ve got more holidays than work to come – yeeee haaaa.
That Via Ferrata is very scary indeed. Looks like somebody’s left a fixed rope on it at moment. See my post of Vikki in almost the same place in 2009
The safety line definitely makes things a bit safer. It couldn’t be used as a hold but it’s nice to be clipped into something between each long stretch to the next iron bar.