Morning market that appears every morning along this street
then disappears as the sun gets hot.
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China does not win the prize for cleanest country in the
world. But even it’s dirty looks kinda cool.
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the kindergarten on campus. Now those are some wiggly kids. |
No need for gargoyles with this guy on your fence. |
We love the fruit. we love the fruit. oh, how we love the fruit. |
Anna Banana |
lunch |
dinner |
138 postcards |
Matt is not a tramp. But Julie sure is a lady.
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Matt at work |
babies. Anna's foot was fascinating. |
breakfast |
Things grow here. Every inch is garden. |
We were all in awe of the gorgeous river flowing far down
below us. So we told Xiao Wang (driver) to pull on over and we jumped off the
cliffs.
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Cathedral in the mountain village where Mao stayed for a while during the long march. |
portrait of the young mao |
this is what stores look like |
Anna's always loved foggy mountain passes |
i'm the king of the world. or I'm about to sneeze |
hostel we stayed at in Kangding, western sichuan. Not a garage |
Each mountain had these at the summit. We were literally in the clouds. |
oh look! A yak! |
A little pick up game of b ball with some Tibetan Lamas (monks in training) |
We loved the buildings-- thick stone walls and colorful windows. Wondering how one would look in SLC were Eric and I to build our own. |
Tibetan store selling goblets. First thing I thought was Gringotts. |
The men of MATTEO now all have matching tailored mandarin collared shirts. Bad pictures. But good news. |
I love these pictures, and I love reading your blog! Looking at your pictures feels so much like Cambodia. I can't wait to hear about your adventures once you get home!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING. I'm excited to see more!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures. An amazing trip. I want to hear the music you come back with as well as hear the stories...
ReplyDeleteThis is so great. Funniest no trumpets sign. Thank goodness you brought along a team to record everything, right? How incredible. Also, field recording ftw. I hope it's essentially The Books meets China.
ReplyDeletegreat pix & stuff, but I just wanna hear the music
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