Catch the tail of autumn and see the mountains covered in red.

The temperature was good on November 2nd, there was sunshine☀, and it wasn’t too cold in the mountains. The only deadly thing was the smog, which covered the entire mountain with fog.

In the morning, we first went to Yaowang Valley. From here all the way up, Yaowang Valley is not suitable for viewing the red leaves in the near distance, but the red color of the mountains in the distance is still very good. It’s a pity that it’s all haze when viewed from a distance, so it doesn’t look amazing. But I can still feel how beautiful this place would be if there was no smog.

On the way, I was traveling with a few strange uncles. From their accents, I could tell they were from Baoding. So we started chatting with each other, and even spoke Baoding dialect. I learned that the uncles came from Xushui. Several of the uncles had served in the military before, so the journey wasn't so boring when I listened to them talking about their stories from the past. Going out for a walk and meeting all kinds of people is worth it [Yeah]

When we got to the valley, we started to take a break for lunch. It was so blissful to have a bite of spicy noodles after being tired from climbing. It is late autumn, but the wind in the valley is still very cool.

After a short rest at noon, we continued on our way, began to climb the hill, took the wild road and climbed over the railings to reach the Eagle's Beak Cliff. Take some photos, look into the distance, and go down the mountain along the scenic route. The scenic spot is worthy of being a scenic spot. The red leaves are really beautiful when viewed from close up. Many tourists who come to the scenic spot are dressed beautifully and wear exquisite makeup, and they look really beautiful in taking photos. Look at myself again. I have been walking on the wild road for the whole morning and I am covered in dust. Hahaha. The photos I take lack aesthetic appeal. Forget it. I'd better concentrate on enjoying the scenery.

It was a windy day on Sunday, and I guess the red leaves on the mountains will fall. The time I went this time was just right, and the scenery was just right.

Post by Celeste@Ashford | Nov 10, 2024