The Hole in the Rock. It's really just a couple of feet off the ground.
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- Street food - creepy looking crab claws grilled on a skewer
- A granny wearing a shirt that reads "Real American Gangsta"
- Pirated BlueRay discs - for 5 RMB - that's 74 cents!
- People who still carry their loads on two-shoulder yokes
- A grocery counter devoted to tofu - five different kinds!
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- Friday, February 25
- Saturday, February 19
- Our campsite from a distance.
- Another sunset shot.
- Sunsets in the desert can't be beat.
- Near our campsite.
- One of the most popular rocks carved by the wind.
- It's like this as far as you can see.
- Our driver gave Miss Sara's brother some tips on h...
- Doesn't it look like snow?
- Chalk rocks like this are everywhere in the White ...
- Our desert transportation.
- The Hole in the Rock. It's really just a couple o...
- Joe at Crystal Mountain.
- I think it looks kind of cool in black and white.
- A view from the Black Mountain.
- Joe made it to the top easily. I took a little co...
- The climb to the top of the Black Mountain.
- While in town, most of the students decided to buy...
- Sitting in a collapsed window in the English looko...
- A view into a valley of the English Mountain. You...
- Some of the terrain near the English Mountain.
- Our students, acting goofy as usual, as we climbed...
- A man hanging out in his at his home near the Alex...
- I illegally used my flash to capture a picture of ...
- Some of the students on the trip.
- Sunday, February 13
- Sunday, February 6
- Look to my right. On the wall.
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