Now dry, heavy backpack on my back and anxious to get out of here, we climbed out of the cedar grove that is holding these waters and walked deeply downhill via hiking poles and tree roots for 100 plus yards and then started the remaining 1.25 miles trek back to the car. Shaken is too weak of a word walking. We were both reliving the experience over and over, out loud, like truly a what the f*** just happened experience. How am I even walking out of here experience
But I'm super grateful that you made it through and that you were able to come here and share a little bit about it. I definitely could see this becoming something that is much more I see this as part three of six, and so I'm very curious to see the other parts, but I just kind of stumbled the range onto this part, and I am fascinated. So I'm going to check out the others
Sport Barber
@Sport · 1:16
Hey, Ty, thanks for your reply. I see from your picture that you've been down in Peru. Close to where I am right now. I'm in Bolivia. But hey, I appreciate you stumbling onto this and giving it a chance enough to see that, yes, it's a real life story, man, and actually end up being life transformative in a number of ways. So I hope you were able to find the other parts. 12456 for a little more context