People travel to faraway places to watch, in fascination, the kind of people they ignore at home - Dagobert D. Runes
hey spearhawk, are u chee keong alias michael? U met Mel in Hunza right?
Hi Spearhawkwhat a wonderful abeit tough trip you have had.. do you know.. your pictures brought back all my fond memories of my trip in some of the areas you covered. though mine was not as wide as yours, but seeing your pictures is like going back in time, is a nice feeling.. time flies huh,..... i recalled at kunjurub, my friends and I were not allowed to go down to take a picture with the milestone.. the very run-down bridge at the korakorum highway that is hanging between the sides of the mountain.. nice to see that it is still there... thank you very much.... and when would we see the pictures of your next big plan....?
the photographs are great..!!i took the same route when i left NUS, BJ to Kashgar .. but decidied turn back to the coastal to experience the china craze. stumble upon that overland route across tian shan from yining to korla...freezing cold and frost bitten to hot desert town and sand storm, the landscape was fantastic... result of travelling without a proper guide book. dumped my LP china, so inaccurate and useless in those days, while i had so much time to explore the country.. u cannt sum up the country so big in less than 800 or 1000 pages, can u?till today i havent stop thinking of continuing the journey to kkh or rome.