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0261 Peking to Lhasa : vol.1
Peking to Lhasa : vol.1 / Page 261 (Color Image)

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CHAMDO TO LHASA   189

" Thank Heaven ! Tibet is a memory of the

past, and I can now get warm again, with no more

thoughts of frost-bite. It is nice to feel I am in

India and on the downward grade at last, with

no more climbs ahead."

And that day he received a budget of letters

from home, but to his annoyance no Racing Up-

to-Date, so " I have no news of what happened

in the Derby, Ascot, etc.".

Gantok, " a most heavenly place ", was reached

on November 17, and here he stayed with Major

Bailey, the Political Agent, who had a huge and

beautiful garden —a regular Paradise.

He had now completed his journey. From

Peking he had travelled 66812 miles, of which he

had walked 3682 miles, or considerably more than

half the distance.