Zhong Jiao Liuzhou
No.1 Jie Fan North Road Liuzhou, Guangxi Zhuang, China
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Lost in Transit in China !
... NO. So I talk in English which she talks back in Chinese meanwhile the queue behind me is now tutting and sighing. I walk away! I get back to Marc sitting with our bags on the floor – I am guessing she said no sleepers available – we have had this before as it’s the Uni holidays ! This place Lizhou is not even in the Lonely Planet so we are completetely helpless. I go back 2 times to the counter waiting in line about 20 mins each time – ...
Surprising Delightful Vison in Liuzhou
... aged municipal vehicle. Sam kept having fits of laughter which made our little pod vibrate which made me beg him to stop which tickled him all the more... I vowed not to get back into that car, and indeed I did not.
From the top of this higher mountain the views were truly amazing, and Liuzhou was revealed as a large and impressive city built around the sinuous meanders of a major river, with the suburbs ...
The Tag Alongs
It's official - China has the BEST food. We have just spent the last 3 nights with Wendy's friend Tanya and her family. They have pampered us and shown us such gracious hospitality. The last 3 days has felt like Thanksgiving for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The weather has been rainy, but that's OK - the food and company more than make up for it.
We are sad to leave and wish we could spend a few more days here. Tanya and her family have been ...
Liuzhou - just a stop over to catch a train
We had a day of travel to Liuzhou. It was about a 4 hour drive to get to the train station. The bus was TINY too. When we got to Liuzhou, we had about 2 hours before our train arrived. So, Terry took us to find some food. The first place he was going to take us was not very busy and smelled weird. He decided to go somewhere else. We ended up eating at a restaurant that ...
Motorbike Madness
... gutted pig across his lap (I captured a photo of that one) to one with a 30 foot ladder...you get the point. In Vietnam, EVERYONE/THING travls by motorbike - no exceptions. Therefore, I abandoned my usual safety precautions and mounted on the back of a motortaxi to get around the bustling streets of Hanoi and see the action up close and personal. The fact that there are almost no traffic lights made for an exciting ride and a lot of close calls! People are ...



