Hiking up the hills was a bit tough, but thankfully they weren’t too steep, maybe only about 50 meters long. I recommend using walking sticks if you have them. I’ve seen olive sticks for sale at the Wednesday market; those could work well enough.

Speaking of scenery, there’s something truly magical about being surrounded by nature. Away from the hustle and bustle of civilization, it’s so peaceful and serene.

 I always find that I can truly relax and connect with my inner self and the world around me when I’m out in nature.

And you know what else? Walking isn’t just good for the soul, it’s great for your health too!

 Doctors recommend at least 30 minutes of walking a day to keep your heart healthy and reduce the risk of various diseases.

Plus, it’s free and doesn’t require any fancy equipment. Only some sticks , its Win-win!

But I’ll be honest, halfway through the hike, I started feeling more like a cameraman than someone trying to connect with nature.

I guess sometimes I get so caught up in capturing the moment for my channel that I forget to just enjoy the experience for what it is.

What I learned from this hike: It’s important to balance between enjoying the moment and the busy everyday life. You have to step out of your comfort zone and try something new, something you’ve always had in mind, something different.

No matter where you are in the world, it’s beautiful and in harmony with everything. We should lift our heads up and try to connect with nature, taking some time for ourselves. We humans also need to take a breath of fresh air, just like any other living beings.

Hey, despite my little sunburn mishap (note to self: always wear sunscreen!), if you don’t want to end up looking like a red lobster by the end of the day like me, it was a fantastic experience. I even made a few new contacts along the way.

As I say ? Stepping out of your comfort zone and joining new groups can lead to some pretty amazing experiences.

 Thanks for joining me on this adveture.