I am feeling a bit too lazy to type today, so I just recorded a video blog. Just hit the play button and enjoy
Liu next to a canal. Notice her 1970's Japanese tourist floral pattern dress. nice
Woman using a loom to make scarfs
On a street walking towards downtown
Black clouds rolling down the valley. Black clouds covering up the sun.
I got into a sepia kick in the old town. I think it makes things look more authentic.
One of the old canals
another shot
Naxi women dancing.
Walking around the old town
Liu chomping down on some phish
Showing off her bling
old bridge in Lijiang
This little shop had not only a picture of Bob Marley (left), but of Willie Nelson (right of chinese guy's head). There is a rasta/hippy vibe in this part of the country.
See what I have to put up with! Notice that she has a Gene Simmons tongue. Nice.
Green mountains
Weird stuff in Lijiang. I would have prefered love tractor.
A street with no one on it. This is very rare in Lijiang.
I don't know what to say. Feel free to ad your own caption
Chillin' canal side waiting for my grub.
Chillin' canal side waiting for my grub.
Attacking my western breakfast in Shangra la
Temple and prayer wheel (that golden thing spins around and around) above the old town in Shangra la
There was an rock slide ahead. Bus had to stop for a half hour. Liu wanted a picture above the traffic.
Large waterfall on the mountainside
Bored on yet another bus ride. I downloaded the Phish Red Rocks shows the night before. Made the trip a bit nicer. What no Destiny Unbound?
Prayer wheels in Shangra la
Long row of prayer wheels
Can you guess what these are used for alongside the road? Guess in the comments section, if you dare.
We dressed nice this day so we could give my mom a good picture.
Liu looking cool.
The temple complex where the monks live. Who is this middle eastern woman? She is hiding her face from the potent UV rays of this high altitude
Looking up at the temple complex from the bottom.
Liu outside the gates.
Liu outside the gates.
Me outside the monks quaters near the bottom. By the way I got myself a new "uropean Man Bag" made of leather. Only 15 dollars US and it is hand made. Go ahead and take your shots Courtney
Tibetean prayers on the rocks
Just a cool walkway covered with boulders
Some of the stairs leading to the top. The Tibeteans think of walking lots of stairs as a form of meditation. I am just wondering when these guys will get with the times and install an elevator.
View from the top looking down.
Liu looking so serious. Why so serious Liu?
The 80 year monk and I. He insisted we hold hands. How do you tell an 80 year old tibeten monk no? He was a cool old guy. Very friendly
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