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Yak. Butter. Candles. We saw a few! |
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At Yamdrok Lake in Tibet. Yes, I’m riding a yak. It’s what you do in Tibet! |
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Gods can be fierce in Buddhism. This one is fighting the god of death. |
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The Tibetan canon is a loosely defined set of sacred texts, saved on paper, in shoebox sized tablets. The contents are written in Sanskrit under each of the fabric tabs. |
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At a cushy 14,000 ish feet. This is about the elevation of Mt. Rainier – no problem! |
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Sheep crossing during rush hour. Both clothes and a meal, right before your eyes. |
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Mike anticipating some Tibetan watermelon. Fruit has been a luxury item on this trip – such a treat! |
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In Buddhism, snakes are known as the “persecutors of all creatures”. Yech! |
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Observing a water powered barley mill. The owner was very proud to offer us a pinch of freshly ground barley flour to chew. |
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Our last view of the Himalayas. With yak! |
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