In my main album for the last couple of days I have been posting photos of the shacks at Tin City and also explained how we trekked over the dunes to get there.
Here you can see one of our group of trekkers, not really in need of water, but just one of our photographers taking a photo of sand. ha ha.
Off in the distance you can see another of our group. We were lagging behind somewhat at this point.
If anyone is interested here is the link to the first of my photos of the shacks at Tin City and also the narrative explains how we got there. http://365project.org/onewing/365/2019-02-15
That is so impressive that you hiked over the dunes to get to Tin City! And this shot really shows how easy it might be to lose your sense of direction there!
Great shot and view. I saw once a Japanese movie : A woman in the dunes. A story of a man lost in the dunes . Saved by a woman that lives in a village no one could excape from. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_in_the_Dunes
@olivetreeann Yes we did hike there and I am not doing it again. ha ha. It would be so easy to get lost that is why we put down markers at intervals. Once we could see the ocean it was easy to find Tin City but finding our way back to the Boyces trail in the national park would have been impossible without having the markers there.
@gigiflower
It was only about one and a half km through the Worimi national park track and another 1 km over the dunes, but the dunes trek was the killer as you can see. Going down was okay though.
Glad this shot made you smile. It took two bottles of water to do this trek and it was very hard going on the legs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_in_the_Dunes
It was only about one and a half km through the Worimi national park track and another 1 km over the dunes, but the dunes trek was the killer as you can see. Going down was okay though.
@kjarn ha ha, me too on the way back.