Handwritten China journal of Edmund Heller (3 of 5)
Page 31
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"types as a hill set in a arch above the rocks often or that some also had bells suspended on the shrubs on the usual fashion nearly all of these often make a performed tin color tree conforming as the black buffalo in coloration. Have seen a few jannwhite, albino buffalos. 30 The night was cold + path a wind. In the early morning it was cold until 10 AM when we left the hill country & descended into the short green plain. This was similar to that of years change but more hotical. Many fields of tall ripe sugar cane were seen here growing interspersed with rice fields, much of the land was flooded & every inch of it was cultivated! The bordering hills were brown from evergreen groves of pine and been lifted to ride - models.