Scenic Holiday Zhongshan

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... China dominates this sport. There were several table in action and the powerful shots were incredible to watch. From here, I returned to my hotel. Still fairly early I went to the hotel bar to have a cold beer after walking on a hot night. Australia was playing China in a pre-Olympic basketball practise game. So I settled in to watch, trying to communicate with the bar men. After the first beer, I had a second and it was ***********vey that I wanted ...

... or not eating out twice a day soon gets a bit boring (and sometimes all you want is good old beans on toast!). So after a good long rest-up in Macau, we are just about ready to venture back to mainland China for the second month of our visa. We leave tomorrow morning - First stop Yangshou! Lots of love Emily and a very happy and victorious Alex Daley* (*Because Man United won the Champions League - He hasn't been starting any wars or anything :))

... one each for some reason. It was a strange green fruit punch. Apparently made for Paddies day. I demolished mine and moved onto the larger which I have acquired a taste for after years of hating. Hopefully I wont develop a Bob style beer gut, I think its unlikely somehow. At some point in this inebriated evening myself and Aske stumbled upon a genius idea. Let's start a boy band! He agree immediately, this was a great idea. We roped Martin in and our different edge is going to ...

After a full day in Fanling, we took the last ferry to Macau. Before we could get on the ferry, we had to go through customs and passport control. There was a huge line up and I was sure we weren't going to make the ferry. Luckily, everyone in the line up wasn't going to make the ferry so the departure time was flexible. We ran to the pier, which of course was the last one, and got on the ...

... sick in to a plastic bag, and it was sitting on the floor of the bus. I was so worried that the bag was going to break, and the contents were going to spill all over the floor of the bus. It did start to slowly leak, but thankfully, we stopped at one point and the guy got rid of the bags. Chinese people definitely are not hearty travelers when it comes to long distance bus rides. We arrived in Songpan around 4:00 and our first stop was the horse trekking ...

... the inhabitants from acrobatic thieves but the cages must also be a serious fire-safety hazard. The really tall buildings - and there are lots of them, because of the shortage of real-estate - don't have the cages. But they generally still look a bit worse for wear if only because the air-conditioning units hang out irregularly from the windows. The best view of the city I found looked out from the top of the old fortress. Some late 19th century cannons are ...

Caught the subway in Guangzhou, have another bag now as I've brought a bit of warm stuff so no longer travelling light. A bit Annoying but its only for a few days. Got to the China hotel and caught a bus to Macau border. Bus was good border was not, the foreigner line to be stamped out of China took forever, the Macau going in side was sweet, straight through 30 days on arrival. Went to jump on a bus to get downtown and realised ...