"Road Closed" usually means several kilometres of walking with no traffic. Today I got a little more than I bargained for when I had to make a 6 km detour to cross the river. http://flic.kr/p/q7tqYt
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Just what you would love to arrive at ;) Didn't want to try and wade throught the water?
ReplyDeleteIf I could've seen below the surface, and if the temperature had been about 10 degrees warmer, I'd have been tempted! I forded a wider creek in Italy, but the conditions as defined above were all in place.
DeleteI don't blame you. I wouldnt have done it either.
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