Tuesday 23rd July, 2019, 09:00am A lie in. Well… kind of. After post-Rainbow Mountain dinner and drinks, I kind of floated into bed; falling asleep was a lovely, cosy blur. I mostly remember being so grateful for the two hot water bottles that had been placed in my bed. I put one on my feet,
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I lost my drone on Rainbow Mountain
Since my ankle injury I don’t really run anymore, and that’s at sea-level. So it’s pretty safe to say that running at over 5,000 meters wasn’t really something I was hugely equipped for.
But, I ran anyway. Darting about the hillside, thinking every rectangular grey rock was the drone.
The (hailstormy) journey to Rainbow Mountain base camp
Half an hour in. The blue skies disappeared again. And suddenly the wind changed – hard, howling. Hail rained down on us. I thought about putting the camera away – wet smudges obscuring the lens. I wiped them away and kept shooting, running up and down the group as they hiked up.
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