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... bowl to accompany our chicken dish. Instead, already filling up, we had a mountainous plate of fried rice sitting in front of us, with another to come, then the kung pow chicken! Crikey! The prospect of explaining our dilemma to the staff far too difficult, moments later plate two arrived! Now with a stack of noodles and two Himalayan style plates of fried rice in front of us, restaurant guests on the way to the toilet would first stare blankly at the two ...
The Long Way Home
Nov 26 - Dec 2 We still had many things to do and people to catch up with that the next few days was all gogogo!!! So in between Joe's continued tour guiding duties, he managed to get in a couple of ocean fishing trips and a quick bit of snook fishing off this rather high bridge. We ate the 'pompano' fish he caught and it was delicious. Emma and I had a girl's night out organised at 'Bone Fish' where they had martini happy hour and some very yummy nibbles. One of the ...
Feeding MY ZODIAC
... arial, sans-serif; font-size: 11px; line-height: 16.5px;">I have never been so riveted by Chinese astrology and zodiac signs up until my four years here in the mystic, China. Following the 12-year cycle, Chinese culture gives a high regard to the zodiac. Not only do I believe that the animal signs are representations of the salient personality traits people are, but that I personally adhere to “Esse Quam Videri: To be, rather than to seem” (from ...
12 hours in Guangzhou
... the river. By now all the shops had opened so we walked through a range of shopping districts. All the shops are clustered so first we walked past shop after shop of sign makers, then a bevy of florists, then a whole bunch of shops who seem to sell supplies for festivals - lots of red velvet with gold braid. Then I reckon maybe five hundred different shoe shops (you think I'm joking). The Pearl River appeared before us. Guangzhou (which used to be called Canton) has a bad ...
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 ...