LanZhou Airport

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... disk drive with at least 400MB of free space <br><br>· CD-ROM drive (if a high-speed Internet connection is not available) <br><br>· RS232 port required to connect PC to IDT <br><br ...

Hey Hey and a Big G'Day to you all Remember in my last entry when I wrote the words; 'Who knows what will happen between now and then' regarding moving to Xian. Well, things did change! I now write to you from the coastal province of Fujian. The school I was to go to couldn't wait until I finished my time in Baiyin and requested another teacher to begin ...

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Hey Hey and a big G'day to you, Surprise to me! Sadly my new found adventure and life in the desert is nearing its end. Yes I finish at my happy school here in Baiyin at the end of this week. Next Thursday will find me living in a little rural city called Shangzhou which is only one hour from the ancient capital, the beautiful walled city of Xian. My one year stint here in Baiyin was cut short by the Greedy Big Rich ...

Hey Hey and a Big G'Day to ya I noticed today that I had a new danger to face whilst walking the streets of Baiyin. Not only do I now have to look down I now also have to look up. There are what I now call 'bombs' everywhere waiting for the unexpected person. Bomb Threat Number 1: Uncovered 'man-holes' - don't go getting all politically correct on me and call them 'person-holes'. They have been man holes for a long long time and that's what they are. Ok, a big danger you ...

... of something which looks like a capped boiled egg, with a post in the middle, marked as a thermometer Maybe it was one, but, in spite of most of the clocks in the 5-clock hotels showing Beijing time correctly, we really didn't expect it to be working, accurately or not. Chinese cutting edge technology is a bit like that. At Jiaohe, we were really ready for the Y3 frozen water bottles, paid our 40 Yuan each entry, and walked off down the river, only to be ...

... it's a forbidden book (I guess the story is written during the Qing Dynasty), and he is arrested when a policeman sees him with the book. I must try to find it again. Finally, after all these toilet references, I ended up falling in love with the sweet young girl who sold me the book. She never knew, but I thought about her all night. That's my memories of Lanzhou!