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Am packed and ready to end my late summer adventure in China. I hope to be in my home 24 hours from now. Wishful thinking? probably. The airport is closed down during the Chinese National Day parade [live on the TV right now] and close to 200 fights need to be squeezed into the afternoon...

permalink written by  prrrrl on September 30, 2009 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China 2009



In no particular order and written three weeks ago during the internet block out

Ran out of gas to Kashgar: My 26 hour long distance escape bus to Kashgar ran out of gas in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere. Has the driver not done this trip before?? It gave me a chance to find an unlit stone on a slope to hide behind. It was a girl's powder room outing as...

permalink written by  prrrrl on September 30, 2009 from Xinjiang, China
from the travel blog: China 2009



From Boulder to Wuhan

Although most of the trip from Denver to Wuhan was smooth and uneventful, I will briefly note a couple of worthy observations. 1) For international flights out of the Los Angeles airport, you should count at least two hours layover time to complete the change from the arrival to the...

permalink written by  smartwater on September 29, 2009 from Wuhan, China
from the travel blog: The easy way. Wuhan, China, fall 2009



Goodbye air conditioning, goodbye hot shower.. i will miss you!

I have just come back from an interesting experience at the local private hospital. its nothing serious, although im glad i decided not to take a hot air balloon ride in Yangshuo as a westerner did not look too good as he was wheeled into another ambulance with a neck brace on- the result of a...

permalink written by  Clairesj on September 29, 2009 from Yangshuo, China
from the travel blog: Clairesj's Travel Blog



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FSAH'SS

permalink written by  liuchaoyuyan on September 29, 2009 from Nanjing, China
from the travel blog: liuchaoyuyan



Mooncakes Baby

It's that time of year again. We have received our first gift of mooncakes. Our favorite foreign affairs guy has retired and the first evidence of change has been the quality and quantity of mooncakes has decreased. Last year we got a beautiful elaborate box with about a dozen mooncake...

permalink written by  carseat tourist on September 29, 2009 from Harbin, China
from the travel blog: Life in Harbin as an American English Teacher



life in Kunming...

I’m starting to get into a routine with going to class, studying, knowing where to get decent food, hanging out with my roommates and getting to know our classmates. Classes are challenging but I think I’m getting used to my teachers and learning how to prepare better so I understand what is...

permalink written by  agentsarainkunming on September 28, 2009 from Kunming, China
from the travel blog: CHINA



In No Particular Order, part III

Ticket not on packing list: Some prep work on my part. In my free moments riding the subway or dining solo I made a packing list for my foray to far west china. So organized, I am! The night before departure I am all packed by 11 pm - very reasonable, I say. Morning arrives after a sleepless...

permalink written by  prrrrl on September 28, 2009 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: China 2009



Vagabonds & Time Tables

A. Just 19 & traveling across Asia alone. Half German, half Chinese she could have been my daughter. She warned me that the southern silk road was boring. G. Only had three cigarettes to his name and he swore they would be his last. At least he smoked outside the dorm room. Keep your pants...

permalink written by  prrrrl on September 28, 2009 from Xinjiang, China
from the travel blog: China 2009



Beijing..the longest blog yet!

Finally we're in Asia! It's so refreshing to be out of Europe and into the land of unknown. We got into Beijing at 5:30am, welcomed by a nice fog...I mean smog. You couldn't even see 30 feet in front of you. We caught a cab to our hostel after bargaining with the cab driver for a few...

permalink written by  ECRadventure on September 28, 2009 from Beijing, China
from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog



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