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Who said you shouldn't come back to the same place twice?
All Saints’ Day is a mixed celebration of Catholic tradition when religious people thank to the Saints of the Church. It is also referred to a pagan custom to honor the souls of the dead. Whatever the reason is, during this weekend majority of Lithuanians is visiting cemeteries and lighting the candles in the memory of those who are no longer with us. Nevertheless, there are some exceptional Lithuanians, who travel some 900 km to visit mountains and share the mountaineering experience with colleagues, new friends, an acquaintance, etc.
This time we traveled the same route as we did during midsummer’s day, only from the opposite direction. To add some value we climb a mountain (Široka veža) and enjoyed the round rainbows around our shadows on the clouds.
(sorry for a bad quality - enjoy the view)
Ohooo, kokie grazus debesys po kojom... nerealiai :) ir saule saule. Pasaka!
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