This thread is so addictive I often avoid it as I know I'll end up spending up to an hour here on it each visit *sigh - weak-willed*
End of March I was trekking/camping alone on around 70kms of a few of the amazing Great Wall 'wild' sections (as in never tended or repaired so just left to crumble over hundreds of years), it was a great experience and mostly great fun!
A few of these sections are definitely not for those who suffer any fear of heights or don't wish to climb verticals! However this section, Jinshanling, is probably the best for people taking day trips and looking for a more authentic Wall than those restored sections at Badaling or Mutianyu that result attract hordes of tourists, foreign and domestic alike.
This shot was a two shot pano taken with the 55mm on a Sony A7r. Cropped (and it seems the sharpness has dissipated on upload - and here was I worrying it would be too sharp) !
You can follow/see more on my instagram : thedragonsfather
This thread is so addictive I often avoid it as I know I'll end up spending up to an hour here on it each visit *sigh - weak-willed*
End of March I was trekking/camping alone on around 70kms of a few of the amazing Great Wall 'wild' sections (as in never tended or repaired so just left to crumble over hundreds of years), it was a great experience and mostly great fun!
A few of these sections are definitely not for those who suffer any fear of heights or don't wish to climb verticals! However this section, Jinshanling, is probably the best for people taking day trips and looking for a more authentic Wall than those restored sections at Badaling or Mutianyu that result attract hordes of tourists, foreign and domestic alike.
This shot was a two shot pano taken with the 55mm on a Sony A7r.
You can follow/see more on my instagram : thedragonsfather
May 10, 2018 at 05:20 AM
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