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Elizabeth and Marty's year of travel searching for adventure, good food, and porous borders.
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September
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- Upcountry in Manali
- Aerial shots from the ground
- Goats do roam...
- Full Value: Leh to Manali Road
- Traveling Tintin style
- Bridge over the River Zanskar
- Harvest Song
- Yak Butter Tea and Life on the Solar Clock
- Evidence of the 'Second Spreading'
- Some views of Leh
- Responsive government
- Ladakh Festival
- P.S.
- Journey to the Land of Little Rain
- Dal Lake
- A few more views of Delhi
- 'Ride my curves gently'
- United we stand (still?)
- Alighting in Delhi
- In transit in Taipei
- Summer so far...
- Introduction
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OMFG! I want one!
ReplyDeletebtw, they bear a remarkable resemblance to a dog that appeared in a Star Trek ep. I tried to post the picture in this comment, but blogspot hates me again, and won't let me. Bastards!
But here is a link. http://www.twitpic.com/64xqo
Uncanny, no?
Wow, a baby-goat unicorn. That is wacky!
ReplyDeleteMarty was so smitten by these goats I'm surprised he didn't stuff one into his backpack, sneaky-like. His enthusiasm was dampened only slightly upon learning that they were babies and would in fact grow up to be mayhem on four legs, like all other goats...