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   ollyoverlandandsea's Blogs in June 2008
Our Best China
It's hot. And humid. We're now in the sort of region where insects could probably be classified as small animals. But first, back to Beijing. Our last day here was spent meandering around the dream-like Kunming Lake, the main feature of the Summer Palace where white marble bridges jostle for......Read More
Posted on: 2008-06-07 09:03:14 |  Rating: | Views: 54 | Comments: 0 | Tags: china 
Charmin' Xiamen, Bonkers Honkers
OK, a bit of a shorter entry this time after my last epic. After leaving the delights of Jingdezhen we arrived in Xiamen not expecting too much (it ain't exactly on the tourist trail). Imagine our surprise, therefore, when we arrived to be told that the hostel we had wanted to go to was......Read More
Posted on: 2008-06-12 05:37:02 |  Rating: | Views: 55 | Comments: 0 | Tags: hong kong 
Floods 'n' Bugs
I knew that, as soon as I had put it into writing, the sunny days would end and the rainy days would begin. The first warning shots fell from the Hong Kong sky as we found our way to the tram. As we boarded one of the narrow rickety contraptions it became clear as to how the city had becvome......Read More
Posted on: 2008-06-16 06:40:26 |  Rating: | Views: 58 | Comments: 2 | Tags: china 
Vietnamese Whirl
Well, that's a relief; we've made it through the floods and into Vietnam. Our last night in China was one of those necessary but very dull stops that you sometimes have to make when travelling. Necessary because there was not a bus leaving for Hanoi from this city,......Read More
Posted on: 2008-06-22 10:33:51 |  Rating: | Views: 53 | Comments: 1 | Tags: vietnam 
Contrasts
Imagine, if you will, a darkened river embanked on either side by a stone wall. Ancient buildings, similar in style to Spanish haciendas, sit 10 metres from the bank. They once housed merchants from Holland, Japan and India and have been restored so that they stand proud in the dim street......Read More
Posted on: 2008-06-28 00:22:36 |  Rating: | Views: 50 | Comments: 0 | Tags: vietnam  hoi an  beach 

                 
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