damn @yellowmode, you've definitely had a bad time !! My partner and I have been traveling for some years now and luckily we are never alone. only once did a small car accident happen on a plateau in Argentina at 4000 m. Dark, cold, isolated. but fortunately there was a little house with a woman where we could have some shelter. however, I thought I would die frozen, even though there were two little goats that we held in our arms for some heat. the sky, however, was wonderful, I will never forget those stars. the next day we walked for hours to the village and asked for help.
I can't imagine what it meant to you to be so sick. but was anyone looking for you? someone at home waiting for you? it's nice that you haven't lost the spirit of adventure, but you wanted to get the right teaching from this episode. and it is a great advice to give to anyone who wants to travel alone (but also in company): be prepared for what can happen. thank you for sharing your experience with us
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Thank You :D
Just such adventures like these remain in memory for the longest time. Such adventures can also teach us the most. The most important thing is that the ending is good. :D
I suppose that the consciousness of freezing also had to be frightening. At 4000m it is very likely. I am glad that everything has been lucky and safe for you.
Thanks again for reading and i'm glad that you like it.