Everest Yak's by frenchfrog

Tingri - China, Tibet Yak seen near the Everest Base Camp.

Uploaded: Mar, 16 2009 | Taken: Oct, 02 2008| Viewed: 28 times  | 5 votes Camera: NIKON CORPORATION | Model: NIKON D40X | Exposure 10/4000s, ISO 200 | FLength: 100mm | SW: Picasa 3.0

jacko1 - Mar, 16 2009 05:03pm I love this chap Isabelle, the expression seems to be saying "who the hell are you". pesu - Mar, 16 2009 06:03pm Yes, he looks quite recalcitrant... jacko1 - Mar, 16 2009 07:03pm Petra! I had to look in the Oxford English Dictionary. pesu - Mar, 16 2009 07:03pm Oh, please, Tony, tell me the right word - I found this in LEO, don't know how to translate the German 'aufmuepfig', hehe. pesu - Mar, 16 2009 07:03pm In French: revolté, peut-être, Isabelle? jacko1 - Mar, 16 2009 07:03pm Petra, recalcitrant means obstinately uncooperative, a better word would be inquisitive or enquiring, he looks quite an amiable chap, hehe. pesu - Mar, 16 2009 07:03pm Yes, he is sweet! :) krisek - Mar, 16 2009 10:03pm Petra, Tony - how about disobliging or rebellious? In the sweetest kind of way, of course! pesu - Mar, 16 2009 10:03pm Krys, think 'rebellious' is a good translation for 'aufmuepfig'. Have I ever told you that I like to learn English from you? ;-) jacko1 - Mar, 16 2009 10:03pm Sorry to disagree Krys, he doesn't look the slightest bit rebellious to me, he has an air of "what on earth is this strange creature?) hehe. aufgehts - Mar, 16 2009 10:03pm Ok folks, how about "inquisitive?" Forgive the use of a simpler word! jacko1 - Mar, 16 2009 11:03pm Brilliant Jill, the USA to rescue again, Errol Flynn would be proud of you!.