Semuc Champey, Guatemala – A Scary Bridge Crossing
This old wooden bridge in Guatemala, is safer than it looks. I know this as it didn’t look too safe to cross on foot.
Little did I know we would be crossing it in a bus. I took this photo a little before we crossed, I was amused at how unsafe it appeared, at this point I didn’t even realise that heavy vehicles crossed. It was only after we loaded into a chicken bus (old re-purposed US School bus) that it dawned on me we were crossing that thing.
Safe to say, it was a little bit nerve wracking watching the loose planks of wood move so freely beneath the wheels.
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Those old American school buses were truly war machines. Glad you survived to tell the story of space waves and capture this amazing photo!
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Wow, Semuc Champey looks breathtaking fnaf! I’ve always been curious about those natural pools. Did you feel nervous crossing the bridge? I once crossed a sketchy suspension bridge in Peru and it was quite the adrenaline rush! How did you manage to capture such beautiful photos while navigating that? Also, any tips for someone planning their visit?