#9 Habi Wśród Cedrów :) Na Szlaku Libańskim

#9 Habi Wśród Cedrów 🙂 Na Szlaku Libańskim

In today’s episode. Well, my little dog is brave. She is loved. It’s nice, calm, everything is just beautiful. First we had a crossing with shepherd dogs, and now we are at 1,925 meters. It’s cold here, I don’t know.

Oh, there’s already action with dogs. I had to go down to town because we ran out of food. Later there were fragments of French trenches. and then there was the crossing of the Bejry-Damascus highway, and we found a really fantastic place to spend the night,

Because the dog was also counted as a human. The little girl was croaking all the time, we had to give ourselves some kind of reward, but we had a hard time on this approach, and

We did well today. a really well-deserved rest here on the cliff, a beautiful view and we’ll see each other on the trail. Welcome to another day in Lebanon. The day promises to be sunny. It’s eight o’clock and the sun is already shining brightly. We have a quiet night.

We’re at peace now. Now we are waiting for breakfast and we will move on. And we found a really fantastic place to spend the night. This is a beautiful place. We’ll go for breakfast soon, and I’ll leave you here with the views from this place. Well, we’ll see you later on the trail.

Look how beautiful the dog is. But we got hit on this approach. There was climbing. But it’s beautiful. So now for a well-deserved rest here on the cliff. Beautiful view behind me. The dog is resting, so am I. It’s nice, it’s cheerful. Everything is just beautiful.

And it’s time for another short stop, a really short one, because we still have about an hour of daylight, so we’ll use it to go further. And we’ve still come a long way since our last stop. We passed the next stage, it was 3 p.m., and now I decided to move on.

The trail kept going up, suffice it to say that we had already completed it today. we covered about 1,500 m of elevation. Later there were fragments of such French trenches, probably from World War II. And then we crossed the Beirut Damascus highway

And there we sat with this gentleman in a cafeteria. I drank some coffee, I had to give myself some reward. Well, now we’ve passed a gravel quarry and we’re moving on. Well, we really did well today.

We walked a lot of kilometers today. so it’s good. Well, now we have to slowly look for a place to stay, but I say we’ll walk for another hour or so. This is supposed to have a cure. It’s a bit flat, isn’t it? Shall we pitch a tent? ok

Hello to another day on the trail. We found a place to stay here yesterday. We passed the Roman bridge and I decided to set up camp.

The first part of the night passed very peacefully, we slept well. However, in the morning Chabi woke up. Something was starting to annoy her here. Probably some animal was walking here.

I let her out of the tent and she was screaming until morning. There was a buzzing noise all the time. She was making her rounds here, running around here.

She didn’t want to come back. I managed to fall asleep despite her screaming. And in the morning the shepherd dogs came. And she, poor thing, looked after me here.

That she no longer had any barking, she almost lost her voice, she was already squeaking. It took her so much effort. I left the tent, threw a few stones at the dogs, they left, so now I’m at peace.

My camp is almost packed. Now the tent mat is still drying because it catches it from the ground. but it’s damp, and I’ll just throw it all into my backpack,

Eat breakfast and move on. Well, my dog ​​is brave, she is loved, she is sleeping now, sleeping through the night, and if I feed her, I think the dog will regain her vigor and will walk bravely, just like every day. You have the tick again, but these ticks are crawling on you

. Let me start. Let’s go! Hi! I’m going! The first difficult kilometers are behind us, but beautiful kilometers. First we had to cross with shepherd dogs, but we managed it.

Later, at the reserve, we finished the next stage of the Lebanese trail. So we entered the reserve, but before that the lady sold us tickets, tickets, because the dog was also counted as a person. I also drank coffee there and was served some food.

And then we went deeper into the reserve. It was beautiful, although very uphill. And now we are at 1925 m. It’s cold here, I don’t know. It’s windy, I had to get dressed. And we started from the level of 700 m. So there really was… a lot to climb, it was really uphill

And now we are going, I hope, downhill and today we will do a shorter section, I think, because the dog was dragging its paws today the little girl is tired, she didn’t sleep well at night so I’ll try to walk a shorter distance today

Ooooh, we’ve already finished our hike for today. We are in the city of El Barak. Well, unfortunately I had to go down to the city

Because we ran out of food. There were no springs along the way either, so its water dried up, so to speak, in half a pan. And tomorrow we will be sawing really hard uphill,

Because we are probably 3-4 km away from the trail. and there is already action with the dogs here, they are already approaching, disturbing, disturbing Chaby, calm down, dog, it’s fine, it’s fine, and the hike itself was nice

Through the Cedar forest. Later, it was only straight and uphill, so it was nice, and now I have to calm it down. Hello! It’s not nice with these dogs here, three of them are attacking her now and I’m done for today, I have to control the situation and we’ll see each other, hey,

In the next episode. We keep going. I don’t know if we’ll get through this whole stage today. I’m also mentally getting ready to leave. It was uphill all the time, all the time.

You have to take this into account on the trail, for it to fall apart again. It was so cold, it was incredibly windy. The owners said they wouldn’t let me sleep on my face. First time in Lebanon I got butter on their bread. and my favorite mash.

And I will have to contact the clinic. And on the way, a car passed us and it scared us a bit, so we hid in a hut, in a cottage, and just a moment before such a heavy downpour, we set off on our way.