Shikoku Henro 2012, Day 2

Nov

Day 2 was the toughest day of our trip - we had to climb a big mountain. Sometimes we rode, sometimes we walked, and sometimes I just sat down by the side of the road, ate a mandarin [mikan] (Ehime prefecture is famous for mandarins) and cried for a while. It was hard work.

But coming down the other side was fun.

As you can see, the leaves have started changing colour in some places.

#アウトドア #建物 #旅行

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Commented by Atsuko
Posted at 2012-11-14 07:09

Wow! You are great! These change leaves are so beautiful! What was the weather like? Anyway, I think your legs maybe have a pain now... Just take care of yourself.

Commented by Teragoya Otto
Posted at 2012-11-15 05:59

Yes, the leaves were beautiful - more beautiful in real life than in my photographs. 
The weather was good -  it only rained once, but at night, so no problem. Also there was little wind, which was good - I hate cycling in windy weather!
I`m surprised - my legs don`t hurt at all. Maybe coming soon...?

Commented by Atsuko
Posted at 2012-11-15 07:17

You don't have a pain in your legs? That's good! I think you are always commuting by your bicycle, so your legs already have built up! :)

Commented by michiko
Posted at 2012-11-15 21:24

what name is the mountain? In the fifth picture, the place was a little high? It looks like a high palace, so it is a bit scared. And it is made to overwhelm to a lot of stone images. Why do only one stone image ware the red apron?