Sippi Falls
so … basically amazing, the view from our guest house was panoramic and we were able to see kenya and the falls. So we absailed down 100 meters next to the fall, like repelling but you don’t have a rock to put ur feet on. basically i wish i could do that everyday. on our hike back up, now that was crazy! so there was a little down part that was hella muddy, when i say little, i mean enough space to put one foot just in front of the other, hugging any vegetations since there was a pretty steep slope downward right next to you that seemed pretty endless. to top it off i only have hikers sandals that had no traction. sum it up and i ate ass on a rock once and another time there was a curve part were it is downhill and the tiny trail curved around to the cliff but the other problem was i ate it again and wasn’t able to curve with the trail since i kept on sliding thank goodness the ugandan guide was right in front of me and just pushed me on the trail to the left. just to say my heart fluttered a bit! then we went rock climbing and these guys are intense! we did it until sunset and the view is beyond words. just a little thing of hiking back up the canyon, it was around an hour and a half some was straight up hill that they made pseudo stairs, we were all pretty much huffing and puffing and then there were bare footed children passing us with full jerry cans on their heads, can anyone say ridiculous. not to mention that it didn’t even come from a clean water source! anyways, spending this weekend to start wrapping up our projects in the village.
