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September 3rd 2006
Published: September 14th 2006
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Sunday September 3rd We finally arrived at Turpan at 7AM, 13 hours after we left Dunhuang. The pain from my leg had been unbearable for the past few hours. There was no way I could find a comfortable position so I didn't sleep for longer than a few minutes the whole night. I was pretty tired when we went off the bus and was not feeling like dealing with the touts who was trying to sell us "one day... Read Full Entry



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Monument
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This is just a closeup of a wall (or what remains of it) which looks like the face of a beast. Pretty cool
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Buddhist temple, notice how some people didn't like Buddha and cut his head. Probably islamist invaders
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Other edge of the city. The inhabitants used to live in the heavily protected city at night and go in the field surrounding it during the day.
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Me and the chinese backpacker girl (can't remember her name) in Jiaohe



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