I’m usually awake at 5:00 or 6:00 o’clock but Rosalie had to wake me at 7:00 for breakfast this morning. Luckily we have a late tour start of 9: 30. After breakfast, I sat on the balcony for a few minutes. The air was fresh and the only sound for a while was from the wind. It was very relaxing. We are noticing that the altitude is getting to us a little bit, breathing’s a bit hard. We are at 2260 meters or 7414 feet elevation.
A school bus took us to the Parque de Aventura. We chose not to go on either the zip lines or the cable car. Instead wandered around taking in the views, taking pictures, videos and buying stuff. The thing that put me off the zip line was that there was a one-hour hike up the mountain at the end of it.
They told us that this was the longest unsupported cable car in the world. One of The longest zip line takes 4 minutes to complete. I finally got a little data from the internet to variety this.
The afternoon was free time so I finally got some data and went to the lobby to try to get some blogs out. The receptionist told me that the best place was near the bar so I grabbed a glass of wine and a table and started to work.
There were some Americans at the bar. One of them, Jim kept insisting on buying me a drink as I got a nice video of him going down the zip line. I had to put him off until I had finished work. Eventually, Rosalie turned up when I had finished it. I AirDropped the Videos to both Jim and Liz and Jim finally bought Rosalie and me a glass of wine each.
We sat chatting for a while and then went to Dinner. We didn’t party this night but went to bed early as tomorrow is another travel day.
We love your pictures and the history of copper canyon – the mountains are spectacular ❤️
You should have gone on the Cable Car – the views are incredible. It had just opened a couple of weeks before I was there !