At last, the last of the pictures...

Obviously, having taken over 1200 pictures, this is not going to be all the pictures I took, just the ones that I thought were halfway decent. Now that I am back in the States, with a fast reliable internet connection, this is much easier. But don't forget to keep up with the daughter's blog, since she is in Nepal until the end of December!

The daughter feeding a pony at a lunch stop


A line of yak butter candles at a tibetan monastary


A line of prayer wheels in Tibet


I have no idea what is inside the "Bathroom of Clean Water" (or "Crean water" as the sign on the side reads)


The highest point we reached in Tibet - a little over 5000 meters


A stupa in Nepal


A view from up the stupa


A Cornell sticker on a car in Tibet


The Daughter and Me


Prayer wheels on a building in Tibet


Peacock window in Bahktapur


More stupa views






Communist Party HQ in Kathmandu


A snack for sale at the Naag festival (no, I didn't eat one. I was stuffed from snails at breakfast)


Saddhu with snake at the Naag festival


Everest from the plane ride back from Lhasa


Potala palace at night


Monks


Worshippers at a monastary and other shots from the monastary








Juniper smoke at a monstary


Simone and Kristen taking pictures




Buddha picture on boulders above monastary


20 yuan to take interior pictures


Tibetan boy sheparding sheep


The daughter, Simone, myself and Kristen on the bus to Lhasa








On the road to Lhasa










Our driver in Tibet


Solar stove to heat water for tea


Prayer wheels, big and small




On a mound of sacred stones behind a stupa in Tibet


Well, that's all I have to show and tell about my big adventure. I hope to return one day to Nepal to do some trekking and some more shopping. Of the three countries I visited, it was my favorite, although I made many new and interesting friends in Tibet as well. I hope you have enjoyed travelling with me!