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Pancakes with duck, pants for a buck, skyfull of muck | Jul 24 07'
"Unfortunately the smog is what I'll remember most about Beijing."
We spent 5 nights in Beijing, the longest stay of any of our destinations. So we had read up about the place a bit. We had read about peoples' tend... Continue reading »
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Sightseeing in Beijing | Jul 07 06'
"it was great and it definitely was a wall"
We arrived in Beijing on Saturday morning to a foggy day in the big city. We tried to get a cheap taxi to our hostel but succeeded in getting... Continue reading »
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China, Beijing: A Great Big Wall and Forbidden City | May 30 07'
"There were some exotic snack stalls serving up live scorpions on sticks, as well as seahorses and cocoons"
Over 11 million people live in Beijing, the capital of China. This important city has a history over 3,000 years old and is marking a new point in... Continue reading »
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Being in Beijing | Apr 02 06'
"a vast array of stuff including snakes, scorpions, locusts, crickets, cocoons, baby octopus and spiders - all beautifully arranged on sticks. Yum. "
It took us about an hour to figure out where the subway was and get to our Hutong. A Hutong is an old style of building in Beijing, houses are buil... Continue reading »
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Lama Temple and Forbidden City (redux) | Jul 12 06'
"So long Middle Kingdom"
Today we did some more city exploration on our own (using the subway again). We had a huge write-up of the day's events, but unfortunately som... Continue reading »
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