Tonight, alas, I must rest. But I thought I might present a little sample of what I saw. What I'm still dreaming of and what still haunts me from Xinjiang.
For the next week or so I promise to be a dutiful updater.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
coming home from xinjiang
I have returned! I'm tired as hell, and I'm pretty damn sore too, but I cannot contain my excitement to document and compile and share this trip. It was a profound journey. Totally unforgettable. Raw.
Tonight, alas, I must rest. But I thought I might present a little sample of what I saw. What I'm still dreaming of and what still haunts me from Xinjiang.
For the next week or so I promise to be a dutiful updater.
Tonight, alas, I must rest. But I thought I might present a little sample of what I saw. What I'm still dreaming of and what still haunts me from Xinjiang.
For the next week or so I promise to be a dutiful updater.
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I never thought I would be jealous of that book. It saw Kashgar with you. (That's what the dog saw, Bri)
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