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New Zealand Food yea
... the evening Teresa met us to go to a cafe I had been told about by a Chinese CS who lives in Auckland. Totally western menu. Themed cafe with huge variety of tasty and cheap food. Run by a co-operative. Initially full of some slightly drunk and loud foreigners! We ate a lot - I had nachos. Finished with ice cream, flavoured with almonds, butter and toffee.
Spent Sunday resorting our luggage to meet airline requirements ...
Shoes and shrines: looking southward from Kunming
... t quite understand. A gaggle of old men played Mah Jong at the foot of the older of the two pagodas while passers-by scuttled along, their eyes pointing straight ahead, fixed on their destination and almost oblivious to the huge monolith of antiquity that towered over them. Hidden behind other buildings, it felt like these graceful structures had been forgotten, built around as obstacles, rather than nurtured as historical treasures.
The nearby, erroneously-titled Bird ...
Koolin' It in Kunming
... we spent the rainy morning with our new friends in Mimosa Cafe. 1:30 rolled around and we walked in the the rain to the bus station which is really just a dirt lot near the main highway. We were hustled urgently onto the local bus to Guilin as if they had a schedule to keep. The bus departed quickly but proceeded to troll for more passengers the whole way. It took us almost two hours to cover the 45 miles to Guilin! We showed our ...
Hump in Kunming
... best Yak impressions, coughing, hacking and spitting all night, plus a crying baby; with the aid of ear plugs I had a great night’s sleep, waking to a beautiful morning over the green Chinese countryside, and a breakfast of cuppa-noodles.
We roll into Kunming’s large central station at 11am, and I catch the bus to my hostel for the evening. Located in the centre of Kunming, 'The Hump ...
Eternal springtime
... per cabin with 3 bunks stacked on top of each other. We had bought a bottom and middle bunk bed and ended up being in the first cabin… which sounds great but was pretty rubbish because we were next to the toilet and smoking area. The bunks are really squashed together and we were practically face-to-face with the couple in the bunks next to us. It actually turned out to be a really memorable night because we had a crack at talking to them in Mandarin! They ...
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