Presidente Macau Peninsula

... olemaan satametria korkeampi kuin nasineula niin eihan siina jaa enaa edes vaihtoehtoja.. Se on pakko tehda!

Macau Tower, Macau. Maailman korkein Bungee-hyppy nakoalatasanteelta. 233 Metria vapaata pudotusta ja naru sidottu jalkaan. Kroppa kerkiaa saavuttamaan 200 kmh:n nopeuden ennen ponnahdusta. Aivan mahtavaa? Kavaistiin tornissa jo pari paivaa sitten yo aikaan. Tornin runkoa kiipeava hissi on pelkkaa lasia joten saatiin hyvaa esimakua ...

So yesturday our visit to Macau was very exciting! Minus the fact that the Hydrofoil made me sea sick. We went to the Venetian cassino! Admitting age is 18 but I snuck in not once but twice! I used a slot machine and lost six hundo! Hong Kong dollars though and thankfully not Canadian dollars. I cried my loss in two beers, in the Blue frog ...

... some photographs of the sites, I move on to the next world heritage, Mount Fortress. STOP 2 ~ Mount Fortress and Museum of Macau The Fortress was built in the 16th century for protecting the properties of Jesuit in Macau. Later it was seized by the Governor, for the defense of Macau. Within the interior of the fortress, you can see the Museum of ...

... be getting thrown away on offering incense to the gods and then having it not reach them. It is a mirror of many other religious institutions, whose rites and rituals and ceremonies have fallen into routine and lost their true spiritual significance. It made me thankful to be separate from it all and have a spirituality without all the baggage and expectations to uphold, from society and god alike. We visited what was left of some ancient significant building, and quite honestly by this ...

... hopping back on the bus and heading back to Central, while passing Repulse Bay and the public beach that is there, I spied the temperature gauge and it read, "33C" which is roughly 91 degrees, so yes, it was a pretty warm day out here. Add in a layer of humdity of only 65% and it sure makes the indoor A/C feel pretty good. So here you go, some pictures and a couple of movie files from the 40th Annual Stanley Dragon Boat Races.

... a great view of the harbour area, promenade and the food was terrific.I forgot to mention that the promenade offered a place to people watch and their was lots of other entertainment being produced in this particular area.(don't forget your camera) The evening offered us the opportunity to watch the Laser Light show from the promenade. This activity runs year round and starts around 8 PM. Well worth watching ...

... but that's not my name." Her eye twitched a little and I think she was about to sprout horns out of her head, rip my smug face off and eat it. She sort of mumbled something and shuffled away. I just couldn't help myself; I had to get a little something in there to knock her out of the ivory tower a bit. I think getting that in there was worth the stress and berating and four hours of dock time. Maybe that's a little bit of an exaggeration, but, needless to say, I was ...