Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
Page 134
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Transcription
I'm above the bridge as far as we could see. The weather has been continuously lazy so that wherever that visible distance is clearly visible. This haze remains permanent or at least very as dense at sunrise. We climbed out of the valley again to through village of its own-then 6000 feet, situated on a spur with a few vertical forms surrounding it. Then our camping place at the village & saw considerable rabbits during but the villagers assured us that rabbits occurred there only during the rains at dusk I shot several brown haggies shot at camp. April 12 [illegible] proved to be a whole day for me. In 2 hours made up the Teng-yerk road me reached a small village where the inhabitants said monkeys were to be found but A day not like the place it seemed on over the pass at noon we found ourselves out of the