Light at the end of the day

So now we are seven.
One of the clients came to her own realisation that she wasn't fit enough, the other needed a long and patient explanation of the reality of her abilities and the potential consequences of the next couple of days. Together with her (very relieved, but not prepared to tell her himself) husband all three were safely put on the train and sent round to Arolla where we will meet them in a couple of days. Certainly not a part of my job that ever gets any easier, but a decision that I knew had to be made.

Sat at the fabulous Cabane Mont Fort (scene of recent sunset & sunrise blips) there was a tangible sense of relief from the other clients that collectively the next couple of days should be more enjoyable and, most importantly, safe.

When the sun broke up the threatening storm clouds and illuminated the start of tommorows walk it seemed a very apt blip choice.