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Beijing - The Final Shebang!
... our exposed faces were completely numb. We went around the square taking hurried pictures and the first of several "Where's Wally" pics (in which Mitch is Wally) that we are now taking everywhere we go. We then went to the Forbidden City, where we got audio guides and pushed and shoved with all the Chinese tourists to get some half decent photos. A highlight was the Hall of Clocks, full of beautiful, elaborately crafted clocks from all over the world. MONDAY We ...
The Climb
... we continued climbing the mountain, albeit at a slower pace (we were still way far ahead of the rest of the pack, so we didn't feel too threatened). Around us, Chinese families, couples, even kids no older than six looked at us with puzzled interest. Almost all had been taking their time, walking slowly up and down the stairs, resting often, and enjoying their escape from the smog and polluted air of the city. I bet they didn't quiet understand why these ...
Dumplings and Hutongs
... as staring) that I'll address more in later entries. Once we got our flutes, we made our way back home using the bus. We crossed the street to catch the bus going in the opposite direction. While waiting for the bus, two men across the street began arguing with each other. Then, something very unusual began happening...people began crowding around them and watched them fight with each other. Pedestrians and cyclists both stopped to ...
Beijing is exhausting!
... fun to eat, and delicious. I apparently tried blood...no idea if I heard wrong or Luna had the English meaning wrong, but I hope so. Needless to say, I put that down after I heard what it was. But everything else was great, including bamboo! I've decided to just let Luna, or whoever I go out with, order everything. That way I am forced to try new things, and I don't have to attempt to decode the menu and then most likely become grossed out. And don't worry, I ...
The Great Wall of China
... off the ground as a project, and we would have lawyers posted at each tower looking for clients due to their Wall related injuries.)
The big lesson to be learned from this government project is how they got it done. It
Our resident counter, Keegan, did us the favor of counting how many steps we went up as we were descending them. A full 1,212!! Did I mention my sore ...
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