Hello nobody!
As many of you know, this past summer I hopped on a plane and went to China and participated in a month-long study abroad course that focused on systematics, plant biogeography, ethnobotany, plant identification in the field, and an introduction to the culture of Eastern China.
Before I left on this trip, my greatest fear was that the plane would crash over the Pacific and we would all die fiery, free-fall-y deaths of incredible awfulness.
Good news, though. Flying to China has cured me of my fear of dying on a plane! It is MUCH WORSE to be stuck in a tiny chair, in the dark, surrounded by a thousand people for 15 hours and then awake to a week of bizarre, mind-fog.
But I digress.
So there is a lot to say about the China trip. I have divided my journey into five parts: Mountains, Cities, Gardens, Plants, and Culture.
Here is a sneak peak of the Mountains blog [I will be finishing these in about 2 weeks when I have access to the diary I kept while abroad].
Please enjoy these photos, and read the Reggie blog if you're bored.
Adventure is out there.
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