Saying goodbye to beautiful Manarola was not easy. But there were more beautiful places to discover in cinque terre. So we hiked on.
This friendly little hopper came across our way...
When I saw this gorgeous building next to the sea I had to take a shot of it. Isn't is awesome? I would love to live there <3
The hike continued being very exhausting but the saints were with us so we did not collaps.
Looking back to Manarola one more time...
These stairs were super steep and hard to climb with the backpacks. Mastering them felt very empowering :)
And the reward was amazing: such a beautiful view is a gift of our beautiful planet. We have to start respecting our nature and preserve its beauty.
Simply looking at the picture brings some sacred feeling to my heart.
"Ave Maria..."
You can see how exhaused and sweaty I was. Still excited and happy too.
The construction of this sign was a bit messy :D But it was not our way anyways :D
A lovely little chapel we visited on our way.
Looking back to Manarola, realizing that the evening is about to come... But where should we sleep?
The cliffs were steep and it was about to get night. We were already considering to sleep in the middle of the path with our sleepingbags. The bad thing was: there was even a perfect piece of lawn, flat and fluffy. But the German people who owned the holiday home would not let us build our tent there for they were afraid it would hurt the gras.
We were lucky and found an abandoned little garden. The gras was also fluffy and the flowers and the decorations as well. Here we had our well deserved rest for the night. In my next post I will tell you how we reached Corniglia and what you can discover there. If you would like to read more adventures of this journey check out my previous posts:
The way to Ostia - 1
Ostia Antica -1.1
Bracciano -2
Viterbo -3
Tuscania -4
Lago di Bolsena -5
Pitigliano Part 1 -6
Pitigliano Part 2 -7
Sovana -8
Saturnia -9
Talamone & Siena -10
Volterra -11
Livorno & Dalai Lama -12
Pisa -13
Riomaggiore -14
Manarola - 15
