Little Lachine's JingZhou tour.2012/08/25

Thank you for sharing these pictures! I really enjoy seeing your way of life. The young man is growing up quickly! :)
 
azshaman said:
Thank you for sharing these pictures! I really enjoy seeing your way of life. The young man is growing up quickly! :)
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What she said. :thumbup: JingZhou looks like a nice place, but I can't read a word on those signs. :confused: Considering the number of people who live there, it doesn't look very
crowded. Was the area where you took the pictures a tourist area?


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Beautiful country, I would love to visit China but I worry that I would get my white Canadian ass lynched.
 
I laugh at myself - my first thought when seeing the ancient stone/brick walls with small sections missing was "I guess a few people have tried climbing those..." and was supplied with a picture of your boy doing just that! :)

It looks like a beautiful area, many wonderful pictures, thank you very much for sharing!
 
lachine said:
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Try as I might, I can't tell what this is. It sure doesn't look like anything I can get at the KFC near me.
 
rbmcmjr said:
Try as I might, I can't tell what this is. It sure doesn't look like anything I can get at the KFC near me.
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That made me curious, so I Googled KFC menu in China. Apparently, KFC has 125 menu items in China. The selections are up to the local manager.
I didn't see anything that looked like that. It could be a pork dish. Wouldn't that be appropriate for this forum? :D
 
Great pictures as usual! The museum looked very interesting. Were those Roman gladius' in that display?
 
dman62 said:
Great pictures as usual! The museum looked very interesting. Were those Roman gladius' in that display?
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I thought the same thing at first. It just goes to show you that different cultures can make similar designs. Some Nordic and Celtic swords are somewhat similar.
 
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