| They oiled my chain and fed me |
| The view out of Litang |
| Locals taking a break |
| Emily signing another flag that a lot of the Chinese cyclists carry with them on their way to Lhasa, Tibet |
| Local trying out my wheels |
| Luckily he came back |
| Village camping always brings lots of attention |
| Me and the Chinese Johnny Depp |
| The village people wishing us well |
| Climbing out as usual |
| Pretty cool |
| Moving Tibetan style |
| View from above |
| This never really gets old |
| Celebrating another big climb |
| On the move |
| Village kid did a pretty good job with this photo |
| Why is her skin white? |
| My support team with the kids |
| The photographer |
| These white people are strange |
| Tried to trade a water bottle for the tiger coat but the kid wasn't giving it up |
| Peace |
| Happy as usual |
| Another 4000+m summit |
| Lots of bikes at the top |
| Ha |
| Road block, luckily we could get around this one |
| Ugh |
| This guy, Scott, is walking from Shanghi to Lhasa |
| All in a days work |
| Whoo, the top again with some motorcycle guys |
| The Yak Inn in XIngduchou, my favorite guest house to date |
| Just the way I like my Yak |
| Sitting on the hills of Tagong with a nice Tibetan lady |
| The lady admiring the pray wheels surrounding the monastery |
| Big mountain outside of Tagong |
| Tibetan cowboy |
| Herding his yaks |
| I wonder if Tibetan people take pictures of cows in America |
| Checking us out |
| With my support team and the very nice owner of the guest house Droyla |
| The stone forest outside of Tagong |
| One final push to the top |
| This canyon road was great until I hit the rock slide, luckily the hot springs and my support team were not too far back |
| As my support team you must stay behind me!! |
| The start of my last big climb in China |
| Lovely day |
| The pandas say "Great job Jenna now eat the two snickers bar you carried with you to the top" (4481m) |
| I like not being able to see when riding down mountains |
| It cleared briefly |
| Scary tunnels with no lights and unsealed roads. I felt like I was riding through caves which would make it difficult to find my body. |
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