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Snow everywhere
it all looks very good - especially seeing people NOT bundled up - we are buried under snowfall that keeps coming. it is actually quite beautiful except for the shovelling bit. happy new year

Sounds unreal pal I'm jealous !!! I'll Check back in soon have a blast your pal from planet ink

Man, did you really chug all 24 bottles. Wish I could go there someday. I'm Filipino living here in LA and I envy guys who get to travel to different places. Cool blog. Keep it coming.

Hey there, I got an offer and moved to Beijing last week. right now I am looking for my own 'cave'. When will you two get here? Where are you right now, watch your safety.

Tibet now?
Hey guys, really impressed by what you experienced and forward your tb to my chinese friends, because it is so interesting that you see those things, that we got used to, in different ways, novel eyes.... Again envy your two, with such wonderful experience, ashame, I have not been that part of China, and I feel somewhat interesting as following your pictures... Though you are experienced travelers, weather on that part of country has been unusual cold and cause inconvenience. Take good care of yourselves. And enjoy vegetables as much as you can; when you get to big city, you may not have that much fresh and varieties to satisfy your highly consummed bodies. Finally I have to order some photos when you get here, there are really interesting, that one would have found if take other transportations other than bikes... When is your planned time window to get to pekin? xujian, cheers

Rising Damp
Great shot your photo from the balcony. How about creating a calendar for next year (or the next few years) with your favourites? Even in France people say that you should not feel the cold coming from Canada but the damp really penetrates one's body (some houses here have not yet discovered central heating even though the Romans had!). Thought of you two when viewing scenes of China's snowstorm - there was a photo of a moped heaped precariously high with boxes tied with rope about twice the height of the vehicle itself and with a few centimetres of snow on top of the cargo and it's driver, quite a balancing trick! Alors Bon Courage et Bonne Route.......bisous.

Thanks
Chris, It's like i'm taking the trip with you. Thanks for the virtual trip through Asia. Looks like a good time. Dana

Sweet.
Looks great, those Buddhas would have been unreal!