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... in Mandarin. Amazingly, she was understood and we were given a plastic takeaway container. It only fitted about half of the remaining rice but that was better than nothing. Despite all of this food, we only paid $15AUD or there about but also had some entertainment. Walking off some of the food, we headed the long way to the hotel and saw some more of the city. Only being in town one night and with little unique tourist treasures around, we headed home as tomorrow we were off ...
The Long Way Home
... We've learned so many things about overseas travel and made mistakes that we would never wish to repeat but none of that annoying stuff could tarnish all the fun and laughter we had, new friendships we made or exciting things we experienced. Thank you to everyone who helped make our holiday the most amazing experience. We look forward to sharing more trips with you and hope you will try this blogging stuff to share your journeys with us. Happy travels Trish & Paul ...
Feeding MY ZODIAC
Am I really that difficult to resist? Or is there a certain natural magnetic air of authority in me that confirms my prestige as warm-hearted yet fearsome? These are just few lines from my personality metre as the 3rd animal sign… the TIGER.
12 hours in Guangzhou
... the guidebooks but it is quite pretty in its alleyways and the river provides a focus. We strolled along the riverside towards a wharf where you can catch a ferry to the other side for the princely sum of half a yuan (about 7 cents) or to the university, which is a ten minutes ride upstream for 1 yuan. So that's what we did. It was a great trip and when we got to the other end we stayed on the ferry and came right back to where we started. It was lunch time and Guangzhou ...
Guangzhou.Another day, A completely different city
... in 2010. Mark Hemel, the architect that together with his partner Barbara Kuit designed the Guangzhou TV tower, comments, ″Where most skyscrapers bear ′male′ features; being introvert, strong, straight, rectangular, and based on repetition, we wanted to create a ′female′ tower being complex, transparent, curvy and gracious.″ ″ it certainly is that!!
For a sum of 150 Yuan (Aus$21) you asend by lift a total of ...
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