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         		 note the kettle perched in the 'satellite-dish'....a very effective way of boiling the kettle in a land devoid of trees: by gretch_costa, Views[284]
         		 This photos doesn't do it justice, but the geology out here is amazing....nice flowers too: by gretch_costa, Views[303]
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         		 That'll teach Ryan to put a picture of me up on the blog: by ryanandjo, Views[3284]
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         		 The feast that was lunch...loved those guys: by gretch_costa, Views[245]
     
    Our guide and some local Tibetans: by gretch_costa, Views[227]
         		 nomadic ruins: by gretch_costa, Views[265]
         		 innovative horse feeder!: by gretch_costa, Views[305]
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         		 Abandoned castle in Gyanste: by gretch_costa, Views[250]
     
    Costa at Gyanste monastery, back to 3500m so hot and sunny: by gretch_costa, Views[216]
         		 A tragic scene for the live chickens...the colander-looking thing minced the used chicken bones after the flesh had been removed. I thought the Buddhists were nice - just human I suppose...: by gretch_costa, Views[252]
         		 A dammed section, lots of abandoned buildings in terrain much like Lake Dunstan: by gretch_costa, Views[435]
         		 Typical scenes...barley and Tibetan style houses, usually made of mud-brick and caked with yak dung drying for winter fuel: by gretch_costa, Views[311]
         		 The Nepalese cooks did amazing things in the camp kitchen...feed the fat whiteys with cake, excellent!: by gretch_costa, Views[412]
     
    Camp day three: by gretch_costa, Views[376]
         		 crows amongst nomad ruins: by gretch_costa, Views[297]
         		 Stretching the legs after a long day on the bikes: by gretch_costa, Views[277]
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         		 These gopher-like critters were everywhere - we had to pitch our tents on their burrows so we had the odd visitor: by gretch_costa, Views[289]
     
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         		 Our welcoming party: by gretch_costa, Views[285]
         		 Snotty nosed cutie: by gretch_costa, Views[396]
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    Prayer flags at every pass...you learn to get excited when you see lots of them, it means your nearly there!: by gretch_costa, Views[251]
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         		 A small village just outside Lhasa while on a warm-up ride.: by gretch_costa, Views[393]
         		 Chinese military presence in Lhasa - they were everywhere, guns and all. It was really hard to make them smile...I only managed to get a wink out of one of them: by gretch_costa, Views[501]
         		 Garron, the South African machine, admiring the glacier at the top of Karo Pass...short of breath here!: by gretch_costa, Views[229]
     
    Amongst our first snowy peaks: by gretch_costa, Views[242]
         		 Minor obstructions to our journey...bit like home really: by gretch_costa, Views[226]
         		 starting out on our 1st 5000m pass (Karo Pass), just past Nagarste.: by gretch_costa, Views[269]
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