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South America Journal: Entry 31 ••• ↟ 31: Salkantay Trek, Day 1 ↟ We woke up at 3:30am to catch a bus that never came. Fortunately, we were able to take a combination of taxis and a colectivo to get close to Soraypampa. Recent landslides have washed out the end of the road, so we hiked in the remaining distance. We took today pretty easy, around 11K, as we’re still acclimatizing. We set up camp on terraced land early afternoon and doubled back to hike up to Humantay Lake where we hit 14,000 ft (~4300m). As we crested the rim of the lake, I looked down to rocky ruins, mules and horses grazing on the mountainside, and up to clouds rolling over the rocky outcropping, a glacier looming above the lake. There’s a certain density to the power of glaciers, an old feeling, like the memory held in that frozen water is so palpable it’s hard to look away. Purple flowers framed the turquoise glacial lake, and the clouds cleared just in time for us to take in the view. It didn’t start raining until after we made it back to our tents (around 13,000 ft, the highest altitude I’ve ever slept at). I’m on the tandem read of the Throne of Glass series right now; I listened to my audiobook in my tent before dozing off for a restorative afternoon nap. I got about two hours of sleep last night between the early wakeup and jam-packed colectivo – middle seat + curvy roads isn’t exactly the most relaxing combo.  Everyone we’ve met on this trek has been so friendly. Two girls – Ebba and Yana – are also doing the trek self-guided. I hope to run into them again tomorrow. Most people don’t bring more than snacks and clothes on this trek because there are accommodations and places to purchase food along the way. Moonshine and I choose to carry full packs because we are prepping for the Huayhuash Circuit, which is higher altitude and more difficult terrain. *** I am seriously missing my pink PCT sun hoodie! It seems irrelevant, but when you have to wear the same thing every day, liking what you’re wearing makes a big difference, at least for me. It’s one of the reasons I like to wear earrings on trail: a little way to still feel *bonita* even when I’m being a total dirtbag. •••
South America Journal: Entry 31 ••• ↟ 31: Salkantay Trek, Day 1 ↟ We woke up at 3:30am to catch a bus that never came. Fortunately, we were able to take a combination of taxis and a colectivo to get close to Soraypampa. Recent landslides have washed out the end of the road, so we hiked in the remaining distance. We took today pretty easy, around 11K, as we’re still acclimatizing. We set up camp on terraced land early afternoon and doubled back to hike up to Humantay Lake where we hit 14,000 ft (~4300m). As we crested the rim of the lake, I looked down to rocky ruins, mules and horses grazing on the mountainside, and up to clouds rolling over the rocky outcropping, a glacier looming above the lake. There’s a certain density to the power of glaciers, an old feeling, like the memory held in that frozen water is so palpable it’s hard to look away. Purple flowers framed the turquoise glacial lake, and the clouds cleared just in time for us to take in the view. It didn’t start raining until after we made it back to our tents (around 13,000 ft, the highest altitude I’ve ever slept at). I’m on the tandem read of the Throne of Glass series right now; I listened to my audiobook in my tent before dozing off for a restorative afternoon nap. I got about two hours of sleep last night between the early wakeup and jam-packed colectivo – middle seat + curvy roads isn’t exactly the most relaxing combo.  Everyone we’ve met on this trek has been so friendly. Two girls – Ebba and Yana – are also doing the trek self-guided. I hope to run into them again tomorrow. Most people don’t bring more than snacks and clothes on this trek because there are accommodations and places to purchase food along the way. Moonshine and I choose to carry full packs because we are prepping for the Huayhuash Circuit, which is higher altitude and more difficult terrain. *** I am seriously missing my pink PCT sun hoodie! It seems irrelevant, but when you have to wear the same thing every day, liking what you’re wearing makes a big difference, at least for me. It’s one of the reasons I like to wear earrings on trail: a little way to still feel *bonita* even when I’m being a total dirtbag. •••

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