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         		 Selling birds in Chengdu. So many random things just start to seem normal in China. I didnt' even think to take a picture of this guy until prompted by Katy!: by lolo, Views[409]
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         		 While in Chengdu, Katy and I took in a Sichuan opera performance, which was incredible. Lots of flowy ribbons and masks and VERY dramatic.: by lolo, Views[647]
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         		 On the streets of Chengdu, some serious flirtation was the order of the day between these two. So funny to watch.: by lolo, Views[405]
     
    MMMMMMmmmmmmm. Bamboo....!: by lolo, Views[602]
         		 Chris, surrounded by the remnants of a good evening. Me, I drank tea ~ fun times that I am. : by lolo, Views[594]
         		 A hazy view of Xi'an early in the morning.: by lolo, Views[409]
         		 Sun setting over Xi'an.: by lolo, Views[435]
         		 Standing in front of the ancient bell tower in Xi'an.: by lolo, Views[502]
     
    What my guesthouse owner called 'china special food' ~ just a wierd rice flour custard thing dipped in all manner of chopped nuts, candied fruits, etc. Way too sweet for my taste.: by lolo, Views[503]
         		 The old drum tower in Xi'an. In ancient times, all walled cities had both a drum and a bell tower, the purpose of which was to keep time and maintain order and routine within the city. Meal times, waking and sleeping, and prayer times were governed by the chimes of the bell or sound of the drums.: by lolo, Views[645]
         		 I only wish I could have gotten this close to the real ones - this is a shot of the army of souvenirs for sale.: by lolo, Views[496]
         		 Hard at work, making tiny mini terracotta warriors. We were assured that the construction methods were exactly the same as the originals. These guys are NOT to be confused with the far cheaper, METAL warriors also for sale.: by lolo, Views[702]
         		 One of the many stops on the way to the Terracotta Warriors ~ this time, to see carpets being woven by hand by really bored looking chinese girls.: by lolo, Views[441]
     
    The view from the window of our minibus, as we pass through a bustling marketplace on the way to see the Terracotta Warriors.: by lolo, Views[462]
     
         		 The Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an.: by lolo, Views[437]
         		 A fully restored terracotta warrior, on display within the dig site. : by lolo, Views[456]
         		 At the Terracotta Warriors dig site...huge museum complexes have been built up around the still-active archeological sites.: by lolo, Views[602]
     
    Me and the female lion, at the Art Museum. Having your photo taken with her is meant to be good luck!: by lolo, Views[504]
         		 On the way back from the Terracotta Warriors, we stopped at this little museum of Chinese art. My favourite, though, is the 'lion' chewing on its leg. So odd.: by lolo, Views[428]
         		 Just outside of our hostel in Xi'an, these buskers made their living damaging our ears. Strange music indeed.: by lolo, Views[504]
         		 At the train station in Xi'an ~ ya gotta love the english translations!: by lolo, Views[585]
         		 The wall surrounding Xi'an is just outside the train station. So odd to see all this modern traffic zooming through these ancient archways.: by lolo, Views[601]
     
    Yummy dried and candied fruits for sale in the Muslim Quarter.: by lolo, Views[603]
         		 In the Muslim Quarter of Xi'an, a soup vendor stands proudly behind this vat of bubbling broth.: by lolo, Views[583]
         		 A street within the ancient city of Pingyao ~ the wall is possibly the last remaining intact city wall in all of China, and the warren-like maze of alleys and avenues inside has remained unchanged since the Ming Dynasty. The place is absolutely swarming with Chinese tourists.: by lolo, Views[462]
         		 Something i saw from my vantage point of the wall. I liked it. : by lolo, Views[557]
         		 Chinese characters carved into the stone 'railing' of the city wall in Pingyao. In the distance you can see one of the watchtowers of the wall.: by lolo, Views[619]
     
    Market day in Pingyao. Craziness. : by lolo, Views[627]
         		 Our cyclo driver ~ he helped us get around the Y200 fee to climb up and walk around the city wall by taking us to a secret stairwell. Good man!: by lolo, Views[616]
         		 Me. Really happy to be in Pingyao, apparently!: by lolo, Views[586]
         		 yummy chinese pancake making man! he is my favourite! this was taken outside of zub after a very fun night.: by lolo, Views[385]
         		 My turn...posing with the 3 guizou men....: by lolo, Views[419]
     
    The city gets ready for the Olympics in 2008 ~ cranes and construction sites everywhere...and hundreds of billboards, proudly stating that in '08,
         		 streets are filled with yummy food in Beijing ~ almost every corner, especially around subway stops etc. ~ has a vendor or two peddling their wares. here, a sweet potato seller ~ piping hot, and super cheap.: by lolo, Views[412]
         		 busy street corner in beijing ~ i was so glad to see this sign pointing to the subway....it was SO cold...!!!!: by lolo, Views[432]
         		 The official countdown has begun ~ just to the side of Tiananmen Square is this HUGE timekeeper.: by lolo, Views[355]
         		 My official hutong shot ~ taken while walking with Caitlin and Alex for some muslim food, deep within the depths of the hutongs...: by lolo, Views[434]
     
    Skott at his goodbye party. : by lolo, Views[434]
         		 Andrea on the kang ~ before all the zillions of blankets, pillows, and cushions were strewn over it.: by lolo, Views[374]
         		 Me and Skotty on the kang....just chillin.: by lolo, Views[413]
         		 The Great Wall.: by lolo, Views[397]
         		 The sign at the base of the hike up to the Wall. : by lolo, Views[376]
     
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