Hai Tian Hotel Qingdao

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... We ended up buying a cheap non-digital camera that came with a couple rolls of film. We struggled with loading the film at first because it's been so long since either of us has used one! It also doesn't have a zoom, so we weren't exactly sure what we were getting with all of our pictures! We mapped out the route to Bathing Beach No. 1, which was supposed to be nicer. It was about a half-hour walk winding around the coast. We walked over ...

Vers la fin septembre, a Qingdao, arrive un phenomene merveilleux, la migration des morses Chinois. Ces nobles betes, las de leur long ete ou ils se sont gorges de fruits de mers ou peu importe ce que les morses chinois mangent (Du riz?) arrivent sur les plages a Qingdao et prennent le controle de la place.

Les habitants locaux savent mieux que de narguer ces puissantes creatures, et donc garde une respectueuse distance. En ...

... is surrounded by mountains and the sea and the city can be broken into two. The historic German old town in the west houses the cities unique charms and they are the what most people will be here for. The architectural streetscapes, the train station and a church or two. In the east you will find the modern side of Qingdao where the trendy bars, discos and restaurants are located and somewhere between you ...

... it come to this?

When I shut my eyes, I can picture the blaze of Perth's sharp blue skies in my mind, white sand, surf and the crisp scent of gum trees that is my home. Clean. Unpoisoned. I think of the ordinary people in the middle of Shandong who have no experience of this kind of land, never will and did not create this pollution through which they must wade. Nor will they reap the benefits, which will most likely go to ...

nihao everyone! let me tell you about our trip to china... most people would expect us to take the two hour flight or so to beijing in time for the olympics, but that would be too easy... not like us at all... nope, we took a ferry. yes, we took a boat from incheon, south korea to qingdao, shandong, china. home of no. 1, no.6 and no. 4 beaches. funny names, i know. first off, let's talk about the boat. it was bigger than a socal to ...

... site of the sailing events of the Olympic Games. The beaches (and the sea) here are somehow covered in thick layers of bright green algae, but that doesn't deter some Chinese from swimming anyway. Qingdao is a beautiful place, but also a sad place because I have to leave Peony here (for a while). That concluded my story from Luoyang up to now. I hope you enjoyed reading it. My next entry will be from South Korea, a whole new country for me. I am excited! Everybody take care! Michel.

... be their willingness to go out onto the water for sight-seeing tours when visibility in the fog around us was 75 meters, at best. Does that count as the last laugh? The rest of my Qingdao adventures? How can I but avoid recounting some drunken debauchery? Also at my hostel were two expat embassy workers from a Western European country. They were both Sinophiles when they arrived in China, so to go out with them for dinner and a drink was marvellous for me; I ...

... Mike. Mike What? He hesitated. A camera flashed, he could here the video buzzing. A chair shifted. He wrote "Mike" in large stiff strokes. Some more clapping, the book was pulled out of sight, the pen snatched from the nook of his thumb and forefinger. A few words were spoken and an outstretched hand, palm facing the camera was pointed at Sterling. He looked at Ava for help. He was losing his confidence, this wasn't explained to him, the signing, and now ...

Well, Merry Xmas and Happy New Year to everyone over yonder. Kind of a weird holiday season over here with no actual holiday. We were hoping for a white Xmas of course. Sort of got one but not really. We had some snowing either side but none on the actual day. There were scattered patches on the ground leftover, but I don't think that legally counts as a white Xmas. Bloody cold though - those scattered patches managed to ...