This is one of my favourite photos taken when I was community trekking some years ago in the western Meket area of Ethiopia. It gives a sense of the immensity of the mountain ranges there. The tiny ‘hut’ on the edge of the precipice was a small ‘dining’ room. At about 3000 metres above sea level, we huddled around a fire to keep out the chill of the mountain air, while eating a delicious vegetarian dinner.
The trek offered incredible views as we followed the escarpment edge and passed through the communities who hosted us in local guest houses . More than half of the cost of the trek goes to these local communities.
http://www.tesfatours.com/tour/community-trekking-in-wollo-lalibela/
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What a fantastic view, and the hut really does provide a sense of scale.
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Hard to do justice to the view 😊
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But you do manage to convey a tremendous depth. I checked the link to the trekking tour company and the treks look really interesting. Thanks for the link.
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Must have been quite an adventure. 😊
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It certainly was 😄
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Great composition Julie and a spectacular setting.
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Thanks Skat!
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ethiopia is such a wonderful place to travel. love it!
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