Dream meteor waiting for sunrise
Fog makes the sea a fairyland.
Only by walking in the clouds and giving rain and dew.
It's already 8. 12 midnight, and it's foggy on all sides. When I came up, there was no fog in the worse gate, so I thought of going back to the worse gate to watch the meteor shower. After watching the meteor shower, climb up Sunwatch to watch the sunrise, and the time is just right (about half an hour's journey from Nantianmen to Sunwatch). That's the idea. I climbed 1.25 Hengshan Mountain!
I walked up from the worse gate for a few minutes and began to enter the foggy sea. At this time, many people have set up tents at the sun observation station (not only the sun observation station, but also the place where they can camp from the Nantianmen), and so have the donkey friends who accompanied me up the mountain. I asked them if they wanted to go back to the worse. (When we went up the mountain, there was no fog in Nantianmen) They didn't want to go, so I decided to rest until 1 and start walking down. When you are bored, turn on your mobile phone and watch the live meteor shower in Tencent video. When it was past 12, it seemed that a meteor was passing by, and I hurriedly wanted to go back to the worse gate and wait (I told X before I left, so please let me know when the fog cleared).
All the way down, I met many people who just climbed up. I said the fog was too heavy and I was going back to the worse gate to see the meteors. However, they told me that the worse door had fallen down. I think now that I have come down, I will go on, at least there is a glimmer of hope. I met K and W in a pavilion. They said they could still see the sky when they left the hotel, and it would take more than half an hour from their hotel to where we met, so we left together.
They arrived at the hotel at about one o'clock. Unfortunately, the fog here is not big, but it still covers the sky. Helpless, we had to climb again. There will be a car to take passengers up the mountain at 3 am in the hotel where K and W stay, but considering that I am alone, K and W choose to accompany me to climb back to the observation deck. Although I'm not afraid of anyone, it's still warm to have a partner.
It's faster to go down than to go up. You don't need to rest when you go down the mountain. I took a few breaks up the hill (I persisted for a while, but they didn't say I had a rest, so I climbed up in one breath).
It's already half past two when I get back to the Solar Observatory. X is asleep. Obviously, after they set up the tent, they said: The floor is too hard to sleep. Unexpectedly, when they came back, they both slept soundly.
Starting point: Carry a backpack, from Guiyang to Leng Jiang, rest at home for one night, and take a bus to Hengyang early in the morning. Hengyang central bus station has a direct bus to Hengshan Loupai, which costs 20 yuan for about 35 minutes. Opposite the station is the "Hengshan" archway, and there is a free bus to Hengshan Tourist Center under the archway.
It is only 1000 meters from the archway to the foot of Hengshan Mountain.
This time, I brought the following key items: hiking bag, compressed biscuits, 2L water, a bottle of coke, powerful flashlight (thanks to the flashlight recommended by kangaroo, which is very easy to use at night), chocolate, beef jerky, mosquito repellent bracelet, mosquito repellent liquid, mosquito repellent pendant (attracting mosquitoes is not a good thing) and Huawei Bluetooth tripod selfie stick. Of course, there are more things in my bag. The 20-liter mountaineering bag is full and heavy, and the two apples my father insisted on bringing me added to my luggage.
Well, I bought the most expensive tickets after going through Mount Huashan in Xiyue, Mount Taishan in Dongyue and Mount Hengshan in Nanyue. 120 yuan. Huashan and Taishan are both in the off-season, and the ticket is 100 yuan. When I went to Taishan, I happened to meet Ctrip for activities, and the tickets were only 60 yuan.
At 5: 50, I set foot on the road to conquer Hengshan Mountain. In addition to collecting sunrises in Nanyue, I also fantasized about watching meteor showers.
Meet x at the foot of the mountain. Let's go together. Walking on the Panshan highway, cars often whiz by, and it is very tiring to get up. The key is that it is inconvenient to sit down and rest, and there is no suitable stop.
After walking for about an hour, I want to take the path stairs (not only there is no danger of cars, but also it is convenient for me to rest). Afraid of snakes, insects, mice and ants in the path, X thought it was not safe to take the path at night, so he left separately.
After I separated from them, I met Xiao Pang and others. Actually, I met them at the foot of the mountain, but there was no company at that time. Now I met them again, and they walked along the path together. When chatting, there were 8 people in their group, 6 of whom were my schoolmates. The class of 2008 met the class of 17 and asked for my psychological shadow area!
At the Mid-Levels Pavilion, we met X again, and our party 1 1 ran to the top of the mountain. Only when I arrived at the worse gate did I know that tent X was rented at the foot of the mountain, not their own. They carried the water all the way, while Xiao Pang and his party rented a tent in Nantianmen and sent it to the sun observation deck for free. I laughed wildly at that time. But the most interesting thing about them is that they first planned to camp in the Mid-Levels Pavilion, and as a result, I coaxed them all the way to the Japanese observation deck to see the foggy sea.
Wait: k and w return to the sun observation deck. We managed to climb the best star-watching spot in Hengshan Mountain, Nanyue, but we could only watch the meteor shower live on our mobile phones (it is said that it started at 0 o'clock and reached its peak at 4 o'clock). Occasionally, one or two meteors cross the sky. However, until the end of the live broadcast, there was no meteor shower, and we suddenly felt psychologically balanced.
Chatting with K and W while waiting ("K" was chosen at random, and I didn't ask their names all the way. We named him "K" because we are wearing the same outdoor brand. They are from Guangzhou. They originally wanted to go to an island to watch the meteor shower, but they were "blown" to Hengshan by the typhoon. W is a medical worker and K is still studying. K's learning path makes me feel the most amazing. He has just finished his freshman year, majoring in clinical medicine, and will study for six years. But who would have thought that he actually finished an undergraduate course. I graduated from physics. What is even more unexpected is that this physics undergraduate is actually a high school liberal arts student! You cross the border too much!
(Episode: When chatting, W asked me if I was 1996, and I was happy at that time. )
Since we can't wait for the meteor shower, let's wait for the sunrise. The fog is still heavy, but we still have the illusion that the fog will disperse or come from the fog as soon as the sun is born. Fantasy is fantasy, and the sun comes at dawn.
(About fog, W doesn't know where Chad Hengshan Mountain is in the foggy sea for more than 200 days all year round. Suddenly, I felt how stupid and cute we were. We ran all the way to Hengshan Mountain and climbed 1.25 Hengshan Mountain.
According to the weather forecast at that time, the sun rose at 6 o'clock. At 5 o'clock, various tents began to "hatch". They left at half past six because of the fog and the sea.
Pity our tripod. It's useless. We wanted to wait a little longer to see if the sun would suddenly come into view, but we gave up at seven o'clock.
The next trip tells us that it is right to give up, because the Nantianmen at 8: 00 10 is still foggy.
The three of us headed for Zhurongfeng, the highest peak. Today, I saw all kinds of "wonderful flowers" taking pictures, and the speed of substitution was so fast that I couldn't catch the empty stone of "Zhurongfeng".
The same is true of the stone "Hengshan Mountain in Nanyue", but K soon photographed an empty stone "Hengshan Mountain in Nanyue".
There are more people in the temple at the top of the mountain, and more monks are released in batches at the door. When I came out, I thought, why don't we go in for a walk and stop worshipping Buddha?
The granite platform next to the temple is very interesting.
It's time to go down the mountain. After all, I'm going back to work in Guiyang. When I arrived at the worse gate, I said goodbye to K and W. See you in the Jianghu!
At the end of the article, I still want to thank all the people I met on this trip, such as Hengyang X, Xiao Pang and his party, Guangzhou K and W, Zhuzhou Z, Jiangxi J, and the travelers I talked to or met. Thank you for meeting you, and thank you for your peers.
(Although Hengshan exceeded the "punch card", it failed to achieve my goal of collecting sunrise in Wuyue Mountain. Climb again after all)
Finally, I want to complain about the train, which refreshed my later cognition.