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    Yangdi to Xingping along the Lijiang river: by nomadnorrie, Views[433]
         		 Yangdi to Xingping along the Lijiang river: by nomadnorrie, Views[372]
         		 Off-season boats down the river to Yangshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[452]
         		 A westerner gets roped into having his photo taken: by nomadnorrie, Views[461]
         		 Some more sugar cane arrives in town: by nomadnorrie, Views[393]
     
    Some sugar cane arrives in town: by nomadnorrie, Views[464]
         		 My hairdresser: by nomadnorrie, Views[373]
         		 Scenery in the surrounding area: by nomadnorrie, Views[430]
         		 Fuli, the local town famed for fans: by nomadnorrie, Views[404]
         		 A local restaurant: by nomadnorrie, Views[401]
     
    Scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[357]
         		 Scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[396]
         		 Teaching a child how to play with firecrackers: by nomadnorrie, Views[441]
         		 Scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[312]
         		 Scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[401]
     
    Scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[474]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[415]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[337]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[404]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[384]
     
    My Chinese made bag being fixed at (5 times the local price): by nomadnorrie, Views[313]
         		 Pick and mix stir fry: by nomadnorrie, Views[480]
         		 Individual servings of rice cooked in clay pots: by nomadnorrie, Views[426]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[317]
         		 Karst scenery around Yanshuo: by nomadnorrie, Views[406]
     
    Village houses in the area - some are made of mud bricks: by nomadnorrie, Views[576]
         		 The kid that chopped some cane for us to chew: by nomadnorrie, Views[416]
         		 Sugar cane ready to be chewed: by nomadnorrie, Views[457]
         		 A peak at some karst: by nomadnorrie, Views[419]
         		 by sarahandphil, Views[334]
     
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         		 wiggly woo: by sarahandphil, Views[1431]
         		 only another 6,000 km to go!: by sarahandphil, Views[369]
         		 is this how they got about in the olden days then?: by sarahandphil, Views[429]
     
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    On the bus to Tiananmen Square: by sarahandphil, Views[448]
         		 This was a sclose as we could get to the Olympic Stadium. Hopefully you can make it out through the smog!: by sarahandphil, Views[434]
         		 Workers on the Olympic site - hi ho hi ho...: by sarahandphil, Views[419]
         		 Phil in bed with some Bimbo (that's the brand name of the bread in case you can't make it out...) : by sarahandphil, Views[508]
         		 Looking north across Tiananmen Square: by sarahandphil, Views[475]
     
    Flag lowering ceremony in Tiananmen Square: by sarahandphil, Views[477]
         		 The moat around the Forbidden City: by sarahandphil, Views[395]
         		 If we were being kind, we'd describe this as early morning mist over the Forbidden City. Though in reality it was mid-afternoon smog!: by sarahandphil, Views[503]
         		 Sarah on the hill in Jingshan Park with the Forbidden City in the distance: by sarahandphil, Views[431]
         		 We haven't risked being transported in one of these yet...: by sarahandphil, Views[366]
     
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