Descending From The Low's Peak

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Alright, its time for us to descend from the Low's Peak. We take about 2 hours to reach the Sayat-Sayat Checkpoint. At the registration, the person in charge had this look "what took you so long?" hahaha...

We take our time up there taking pictures or simply stood there try to absorb the scenery. Endless pictures opportunity, endless scenery to look at...makes all the effort and pain worth it. Here are some of the pictures we captured using our humble compact camera. I am not sure how should I arrange it so I just put it randomly. 

From all the pictures, this one is truly my favourite. A picture of  my sister Just and Joan... 

We believe we can fly, hahaha...

1, 2, 3...Action! Kids, don't try this at home...

Lonely climber...

Our guide...James Bond and Osama?? hahaha...Okay just kidding!

In my previous entry, I said that I have issue with heights. Well, this is it...the path look really different in a daylight. I was like "did I seriously climb this??" All of sudden, panic hit me. I cannot move! Fortunately our guide is nearby. He is the one who told me to take a deep breath, focus on the rope only and try not to look down...

My sister enjoys it very much! I was struggling to focus on the rope (not the valleys below) and she still managed to take pictures of afraid-to-move me...hahaha. Sisters...sometimes I don't know what to do when they are not around...  

Okay, that's all for now. Will continue later with more pictures...I hope you have a good time reading it and enjoying the pictures as well. Any grammar mistake, please notify me as I would really appreciate it :)