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To Guanzhou...
Aamulla ulkona kaydessani paatin etta nyt jatan kauniin ja kylman Hangzhoun taakseni. Kun palella voi kotonakin. Juna asemalle kappaillessani rantaa pitkin hyppasi jostain eteeni tytto heiluttaen kameraansa ja jotain hopottaen. Ajattelin etta se haluaa etta otan siita ja sen kaverista kuvan. Sanoin et "yes yes". Vastaukseksi sain tosi levean hymyn …
Guangzhou
... but it is more the fact that you know you are locked in to a smooth, long journey where you can read, write, think, sleep, go to the toilet any time you like, use electronics any time, enjoy scenery around you, and because you are gradually moving along, there is a constant underlying feeling of positivity about the future. We arrived in Guangzhou and realised we had done it again! It was 5pm, peak hour! Having lost most sense of what day it was, only relying on dates ...
The Long Way Home
... about lunchtime on Thursday Nov 29 and arrived home Sunday Dec 2. Our itinery had been altered but none of us had actually realised until we arrived in Orlando ready to fly off into the sunset. We were not getting back for another 24 hours after our original schedule. Wow!! What a shock and the pain didn't stop there. Unlike our trip over, we hit a snag at each airport which found us spending quite a few more hours standing around waiting for things to be corrected ...
Feeding MY ZODIAC
... headed, reckless, infatuated, quarrelsome, caustic, moody, predatory, rebellious, disobedient and irreverent ‘rascal’ - - - but I am loveable, alluring, warm-hearted, altruistic, hard-working, pleasant, trustworthy, independent, engaging, dynamic and an idealist ‘sweety pie.’
12 hours in Guangzhou
... and the officious Chinese immigration officer let us through no problems - didn't even want the form. There's a metro stop right at the airport so it's pretty easy to get right into town. Pretty easy if you know where you want to go. We took a punt on a station and had to change from the orange line to the blue line. Colour codes make language barriers so much easier! Our punt turned out ok. We were in a pretty nice part of town - quaint alleyways and tall leafy ...