You can take a tour of the lake on this boat. We didn't do that but it was interesting
to look at. When the boat went in and out it was "rockin' and rollin'." The music was
very loud.

If we had chosen to stay in a ger this is what our accomodations would have been.
We would have had a fire in the stove for heat and single beds. Five people stay here
at one time. I was glad we opted for the cabin.

We were on the top of this high mountain looking down on everything and we were talking about the crucifixion and how the rocks were cracked and divided. Maybe this happened then.

This is a view of the little village on the banks of the lake. Notice how neatly it is laid out. Does it remind you of any place you know?
I kept thinking about Brigham Young laying out Salt Lake with the square blocks.

This was the ger camp next to ours. Notice the tee-pees.
The reindeer people live in a tee-pee rather than a round ger.
Do you think they might be related to the American Indians?

I was facinated by the type of pine trees that grow here. They turn brown in the winter and
the needles are very soft.

The Buddhist shrine at the top of the mountain with Lake Khovsgal in the background.

Sister Clark at the top!