Hiking: Clabony Sulphur Spring

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Dull moments will not be tolerated, enjoy the scenery & smile/ laugh while you can!

EXPLORE. DETOX. RELAX. SMILE






                                                    Right picture: My friend being my model.



 Dive in.

 Left picture: Spring basin (warm, bubbling water)   Right picture: Flowing of water from the earth's crust into the large basin on the left.


Bamboo bridge, flowing of warm water from the spring above.



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