Above the village of Arslanbab, Kyrgyzstan, one finds views and scenes such as this peak.
Horses led up here to graze.
Burnt, spindly stalks.
Speculative cows.
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This blog is intended as an outlet for the material - mainly photos and scribblings - produced during my wanderings through Asia. Besides coverage of obscure locations and Quixotic travel initiatives, there will be comments on strange foods; considerations of politics, history, and culture; and also a bit of subjective news and opinion thrown in there.
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