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Published: January 12th 2006
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Little Jaccuzzis
It was fascinating.. one of those natural phenomenon that just doesn't quite make sense, at first.. like hot springs : ) This mountain soars over 4000m above sea level and is named Yellow Dragon because of the yellow soil that runs in a winding dragon shape all the way down.
The BIZARRE chemical reaction that occurs on the ancient glacier runway causes these thousands of pools, that resemble the scales of the dragon.
Close up, each one's resemblance to a jaccuzzi bath is uncanny.
Oxygen tanks were sold to combat altitude sickness, which allegedly included symptoms of fainting, vomiting, and heart attacks and things but all Anna and I saw was a fat kid with a nosebleed.
Once again, the scenery was stunning and I loved it.
At the top, there were views of the neighbouring snow-capped mountains, which I didn't expect to see so close up this summer.
Truly awe-inspiring; I don't know if i'll ever actually climb one of those but it would definitely be a challenge.
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again, pics will be here soon, i promise.
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the pics are here! sorry for making you wait, guys.
enjoy ; )
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JAMIE!!!
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I'm still reading your blog....I envy you...quite considerably! I'm starting to get bored here...I doss about in the morning, go to work in the afternoon, sometimes go to the gym in evening, and trick with my friends at the weekends. No one's really around this summer!! I'm bored of my playstation, I want to do something productive, and how I wish I was travelling like you are! But I can't do that for the time being, so I have to do the next best thing which is read about other people's lives through the wonders of biographies!! Yes, this was Jamie here with a random pointless post, and so to make it a pointful post (as Helen would say), I miss you Dawei!!!!