Golden Diamond Hotel Zhongshan

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... here is the Macau's Fisherman's warf Lot's of activities to do do here at the ...

... to Zhongshan as one of the millions of migrant workers in Guangdong. She worked as a receptionist at a supermarket being constructed. I crossed the border at about 4pm and went downstairs of the Gongbei underground mall to the bus station. Purchased my ticket and waited. Then it was an interesting drive through the streets of Zhuhai on my way to Zhongshan, about 60km away. Despite that distance, there was hardly any sign of a break in the urban ...

... to name a few that have spun off from their Vegas counterparts. So we did the obligatory thing and donned our gladrags for one night at the 'sinos. We started out pretty confident and feeling like we could give those roulette tables a run for their money, but of course the House always wins so we went away with a little less money and a lot less spirit than when we arrived. However, our depression was alleviated slightly when we realised ...

... particularly good English. When I arrived at the dentist I was ushered into his living room where he had a dentist chair set up next to his TV set and dinner table. I had a strange feeling washing over me. Something I don't normally get at the dentist but it was one of complete fear. I've seen the state of peoples teeth in this country and they aren't the best in the world. I told the teacher what was wrong and the cause of it, I knew because it was the same as when I was in ...

Macau - an excursion and another stamp in our passports During our stay in Hong Kong we decided to make a day trip to the former portuguese colony (and now chinese special administrative zone) Macau. Of course we chose a Chinese public holiday so the ferry and town were packed. That had it's good side, too, though. Macau has myriad bakeries. Their specialties are almond cakes, crepes with ...

... the good Lord for my safety to this point. I also asked Him for a decent place for breakfast and immediatetly after I exited the church, I turned the 'right' corner and found a bakery and there enjoyed some buns. Some miracles are really small but I was really hungry! The rest of the morning I spent wandering through Macau's streets; they are the sort of haphazard, organic and narrow streets that European streets are known for. There is hardly any space for ...

... top of a mountain on Lantau Island (near Hong Kong). It's a giant bronze Buddha statue next to a monastery and a little village. They actually have cable cars that take you up there which was relatively terrifying but I got some great pictures. We had delicious dim sum in the village and now we're intent on doing dim sum every day from now on for the rest of our lives. We're in Macau now, which is a strange and interesting mix of Cantonese and Portuguese food, language ...