Photos from Tibet
	In fornt of a monastery outside Lhasa monks have spanned enormous strings of prayer flags all over the mountain flank - or perhaps even over the top.	A normal form of public transport in Tibet.	Camping in a dry riverbed just outside Shigatze.
	Chickens on their way to the market in Lhasa.	A way to travel: Lay flat on the ground, get up, take a step and lay down again. Honoring the former importance of the Potala Palace Tibettans still do this; here at the bottom of the Palace hill.	Where there used to be a beautifull natural lake there is now a square with a fountain, in front of the Potala Palace.
	While walking around the Potala with Ziggy, and swinging all the prayer wheels, these children took my hand and joined me. Ziggy got four too!	A part of the roof of the Potala.	Monks debating on he roof of the Jokhang temple. Clearly visible is the handclap they make stressing their arguments.
	On our daytrip outside Lhasa we passed this primary school where the children danced for us. After that they asked us to sing a song from our country...	A delicacy sold on the night market in Lhasa: Rats heads. As one of the many. Also seen: sheep brains, intestins, blood cake, deep fried  grasshoppers and spicy hot dogs - probably really made of dog.	Five foreigners in Lhasa. Right to Left: Lars, Melvin, Ziggy, Donella and me.
	The Barkhor square seen from the Jokhang temple roof. On the background the Potala Palace is visible.		The Barkhor square from the ground floor. This is the dayly market.