The Flaming Cliffs in Mongolia are one of the richest areas in the world for dinosaur bones.  They were named for the red coloured stone.

The average Mongolian household has goats, sheep, camels or horses, solar panel, satellite dish and battery powered TV. 

This is a modern Chinese toilet.  It can function both in the regular Western sit down way or as a squat toilet.  Notice the traction on the bowl…it’s for putting your feet on while you squat.

This was one of the thousands of street sweepers we saw in China.  This was taken inside the Forbidden City.

Asia has provided us with many laughs with its signage and translations!  We loved this store’s play on the United Colors of Benetton. 

Blue-tiled roofs of the temples at the Temple of Heaven park, Beijing, China.

This is a small Buddhist temple in Kathmandu, Nepal.  The sounds of the pigeons flying and the prayer flags fluttering compete with horns honking on the nearby street.

We pack our bags every day or two…we’re very fast at it now.

The video says it all.

One of the houses of the Katang minority people in the highlands of Laos.