On day three of our trip we made our way out to the Summer Palace on the edge of the city. I should mention that anytime we went anywhere it took a long time to get there. We started off the week with all of these grand plans of seeing more than one sight in a day and quickly realized that was impossible with the travel times. The city of
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At 6ft tall I was stared at in Japan a lot. =) They would be speakign Japanes and I would say in English " I know you are talking about me, do you want to talk to me? " That would 1- silence them in a fit a giggles or 2- they would speak. The elderly are so tiny, and they would look and nod and that would be it.
Awesome picspam. I am jealous. I would love to see the things you are seeing in china. You should do a induastrial area tour in Japan, just to do it. I saw the famous budda. I dound Japan hard to navigate due to the address system, shoot even the cab drivers have a hard time. LOL
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I did tour the local Toyota plant awhile back. That was cool and I realized that my college car was probably built right here in Tahara! And the guys before me got to do a farms tour that I wish I could have gone on.
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When my blond husband visited me..oh holy moses!!!!
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Perhaps, but Belgium has more fresh air! I remember Beijing as a heap of buildings popping out of a thick cload of smog... Blergh.
Looking forward to the Xi'an pictures! I liked it much better there than in the capital :).
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We liked Xi'an better too. We all three wished we had spent more time there.
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Awesome and colorful photos!!!
Random, but I'm thinking about getting a flickr account. Would you recommend it? Also, do you know what the MB/GB limit is? <- important with my 23423569238472198347192374 photos XD
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I like it ok. I pay for a pro account because without it you can only have access to the last 200 pictures you uploaded. I'm not really picky about my photos but I like it better than photobucket.
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Doesn't sound too good then. Thanks :)
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That Sunday was the worst day of the trip. Culture shock and botched plans came together in a bad bad way.
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