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stopped in chicago on the way(?) to beijing, met up w/ dibbs for a white sox pounding and this shot in front of the skyline |
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view of beijing from the hotel. |
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after the meeting ended, we were taken to the acrobatics show. very impressive!!! |
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sand dunes in dunhuang, our first stop on the field trip to tibet. not nearly as hot as death valley, but i still managed to smell after being here for less than 1 hour. |
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altyn tagh - a not-so-subtle fault gouge zone (lighter rock is gouge) |
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surface evidence of the 2001 kunlun rupture. again, not very hard to spot. |
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w/o a doubt, the two best-looking men on the field trip, rockin the sunglasses and braving the fault zone |
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view of the mountains from a geothermal plant. steam was rising from a water tank and i was feeling artsy. i blame the elevation. |
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a glacier in action. |
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tibetan mastiff... the trend of dressing pets in goofy clothing is, sadly enough, universal. if this dog could see itself w/ bandana, it would probably eat its owner. |
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potala palace from a distance. this is the most important destination for buddhist monks. |
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