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    Too mant steps - not enough time. I took the easy way down this time: by bundynbeaches, Views[630]
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    Too many steps - not enough time. The easy way down: by bundynbeaches, Views[622]
         		 The tourist had all started to arrive around the hottest part of the day and just had their heads down and groaning: by bundynbeaches, Views[540]
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         		 The original way around here was on steps cut in to the side of the face and holding a chain hanging off the wall. No fun nowdays: by bundynbeaches, Views[20574]
         		 At the end of a short tunnel you come out on the roof of a tea house on the way back to the top: by bundynbeaches, Views[603]
         		 Down in Xihai Canyon, elevation - 600m. The only way out is back up to 1600m again: by bundynbeaches, Views[541]
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         		 What a stupid place for a staircase: by bundynbeaches, Views[549]
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         		 Remember the pagoda at 1650m? Looking up now.: by bundynbeaches, Views[514]
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         		 Just got to hope there's a rock bolt in there somewhere: by bundynbeaches, Views[467]
         		 Just after daylight and heading in to Xihai (west sea) Canyon. The pagoda in the middle of the photo is at roughly 1650m. : by bundynbeaches, Views[554]
     
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         		 Just about every chain has a lock hanging off it. Good trade for the local locksmith: by bundynbeaches, Views[539]
         		 Being granite they've manged to carve steps out fairly easily. In places the steps were worn smooth: by bundynbeaches, Views[762]
         		 The resevoir at the summit: by bundynbeaches, Views[532]
     
    Hard to get a photo without someones bumin the middle of the shot here. This was one long climb that finished with the last twenty metres going through a narrow section with room for one only: by bundynbeaches, Views[559]
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         		 This usally meant a sheer drop on the other side. Chinese come out with
         		 Starting to look like something from a movie set now: by bundynbeaches, Views[570]
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    A bottle of water is starting to cost a bit now. I bought 2 x 1.5l bottles in Tangkou and bought some more before I got to the top.: by bundynbeaches, Views[606]
         		 Getting closer to the top now....: by bundynbeaches, Views[626]
         		 These guys really earn their pay. Most of the ones I saw sitting up nice and proud were not old and frail. Seems if you've got the money, you have to flaunt it.: by bundynbeaches, Views[558]
         		 They say the reasom for the high prices at the summit are because this is how everything gets to the top....nothing goes up in the cable car ? Yeah right.: by bundynbeaches, Views[705]
         		 The park has done a lot of good work putting in steps to make it a lot easier though. They just have to work out how long some people's feet are.: by bundynbeaches, Views[603]
     
    Looking back down at the first couple of hundred vertical metres. Only another thousand or so to go.: by bundynbeaches, Views[591]
         		 This is where the light come on. This is NOT going to be an easy walk. The people coming down were pulling up tired and breathless: by bundynbeaches, Views[605]
         		 Looking up towards the place where I'm planning on spending the night: by bundynbeaches, Views[657]
         		 The story on the cranky lokiing bloke guy with the bow and arrow: by bundynbeaches, Views[735]
         		 They have some big buffalo too: by bundynbeaches, Views[1936]
     
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