Photos by Lizheng : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

While waiting for to it new Chinese year, makes it possible I to wish you one happy new year 2008 Lizheng.

Greetings, Pascal

这个是西夏王陵，在银川

Prickly pear cactus has been a staple of the Mexican and Central American diet for thousands of years. In parts of the U.S. it has been gaining popularity as an exotic, gourmet and healthy addition to one's diet. The prickly pear plant has two different edible sections: the pad of the cactus (nopal), which can be treated like a vegetable, and the pear (tuna), which can be treated like a fruit. They grow wild throughout the American southwest, down to South America and up to Canada. The ones you may find at a local store or farmers market will surely originate from a commercial nopal farm.

Granpa!sorry I answer you question so late! the inscription on the stone is something like a kind of wishes, Those Tibetian people who believe in Budaism pray for their wishes in this why!

But I dont know exactly what did they say on the stone, that is Tibetian words.

Thank you Pascal, That's a good news:)

Yeah! it tastes really good!

You welcome Snemann! It's my pleasure that you are interested in my Pics:)

Thank you Pascal, I got your message and Picture! Greeting from Beijing (china:)

Very pretty!

Wonderful photo!