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The distances in this kind of landscape where often deceptive. What would sometimes look like just a few minutes ride would sometimes end up taking the next 45 minutes. Askin Chin, Xinjiang, China.
A distant rider (center left in the photo). Askin Chin, Xinjiang, China.
John trying on a pair of roadside shoes. Askin Chin, Xinjiang, China.
After a long day's ride, dinner was always a welcome treat. Each of us carried one of these small one person tents, that weigh about 2 pounds, and are just slightly larger than a sleeping bag. Askin Chin, Xinjiang, China. ![]()
Ray, holding up one of the dinner ingredients. Yum... Chinese Army surplus pork fat in a can. Just like mom used to make! Askin Chin, Xinjiang, China.
A little Tibetan dentistry. Liyang's crown had fallen out, so we decided to "super glue" it back in. Note, the crown is in John's right hand between his index finger and thumb. Liyang is trying to dry off the post for the crown with a mouthful of Kleenex. Domar, Tibet. It should be noted: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. Only after returning to the USA did Liyang find out that Super Glue will kill all the nerve endings in the tooth, fortunately she had already had a root canal on that tooth.
One the local children that accompanied us for the pilgrimage on Saga Dawa, one of the most holy days in the Tibetan calendar. Domar, Tibet.
Pilgrims resting after a day of picnics and hiking. Domar, Tibet.
Sometimes it was easier to ride off the road rather than on it. North of Rutog, Tibet.
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