What I did on my Summer Vacation Photographs
| A yak/cow hybrid (Cho) amidst a meadow of Ranunculus at high altitudes in W. Sichuan |  |
| Professor Wang with the curious bracted flowering stems of Rheum alexandre. |  |
| Primula cockburniana is a blazingly good candelabra primrose too infrequently seen in cultivation |  |
| Bold leaves and flowers along a mountain stream belong to Ligularia and Rheum alexandre |  |
| Nova Producer and Writer, Doug Hamilton |  |
| Mark Roberts, soundman, is reknown for his work in recording the natural world, from ants to zebras |  |
| Our Chinese botanist from the Chengdu Institute of Botany, holding a picture of Ginkgo biloba taken by Ernest Wilson in 1903. The extant tree can be seen in the distance |  |
| The film crew and Chinese fixers from CCTV at 14,000' in the colorful meadows above Kanding |  |
| Lilium sargentiae, similar to L. regale, thrives in surprisingly hot, dry and rocky sites in Sichuan held by our cameraman |  |
| Tourists dress the part of the Red Army on a famous foot bridge in Kanding where a famous showdown occurred with the forces of Chang Kai chek |  |
| A young and shy country lad followed our crew through the dense forests of Glacier Peaks Nat'l Park |  |
| The lovely and robust Rhododendron calophytum grew beneath the virgin stands of Tsuga dumosa, here in a bright and moist glade |  |
| Homework time for a young student in a small village in Central Sichuan |  |
| This Gingko biloba, centuries old and revered as a spiritual place, was visited and photographed by EH Wilson in 1903 |  |