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So what'll I post tomorrow? Oh the suspense!
Man, page 135 and the train's just arrived at Hogwarts. How long is this book again?
Oh well, you know what's up:
The last two days (not counting time spent on the road) of the tour was the Le Mountain and Emei Mountain, both well-known Buddhist locales. Being not Buddhist, I'm just picking out the pictures that are nice with the scenery and whatnot. ;P
It doesn't look like it but I'm in a "Let's go already dammit" pose.
Le Mountain is famous for having a giant Buddha carved into the mountain, and you tour it by going down the narrow path on one side and up the other. Climbing back up left us totally pooped ::points up::
Random stone toad. Cool.
Emei Mountain has some very nice scenery. Looks pretty zen, doesn't it?
There are turtles in this pool, but isn't there something else...? ;)
The climate in the mountain is hot and very wet, which I guess is really good for insects. Look at 'em flourish!
Aside from Buddhism, Emei Mountain is probably most famous for its macaque monkeys. They're pretty used to getting fed by a bazillion tourists every day, by now.
See, here they are. (Looking more at-one-with-nature than they actually are. ;P)
What are you looking at? ¬_¬
Euuuyghhh.
And that's all of the photos! All of the best ones, anyway. I had to leave a lot on the cutting room floor...
Oh well, you know what's up:
The last two days (not counting time spent on the road) of the tour was the Le Mountain and Emei Mountain, both well-known Buddhist locales. Being not Buddhist, I'm just picking out the pictures that are nice with the scenery and whatnot. ;P
It doesn't look like it but I'm in a "Let's go already dammit" pose.
Le Mountain is famous for having a giant Buddha carved into the mountain, and you tour it by going down the narrow path on one side and up the other. Climbing back up left us totally pooped ::points up::
Random stone toad. Cool.
Emei Mountain has some very nice scenery. Looks pretty zen, doesn't it?
There are turtles in this pool, but isn't there something else...? ;)
The climate in the mountain is hot and very wet, which I guess is really good for insects. Look at 'em flourish!
Aside from Buddhism, Emei Mountain is probably most famous for its macaque monkeys. They're pretty used to getting fed by a bazillion tourists every day, by now.
See, here they are. (Looking more at-one-with-nature than they actually are. ;P)
What are you looking at? ¬_¬
Euuuyghhh.
And that's all of the photos! All of the best ones, anyway. I had to leave a lot on the cutting room floor...
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Actually, HBP is shorter than book 5, so really - it could be worse! ^^