Goodbye Shanghai

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October 30th 2012

Published: November 16th 2012

Goodbye Shanghai, you have been good to us. China has been the experience of a lifetime and it is only beginning. Training lasted much longer than anticipated. I was the last of my group to leave Shanghai (other than those staying there). We were so happy to finally be coming to Wuhan but it was so nice to explore Shanghai. We were able to visit the Shanghai World Aquarium, The Shanghai Wild An... Read Full Entry

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Golden Monkey

This monkey liked Brett. It grabbed hold of his finger and didn't want to let go.

Friends

We are so blessed to have met Krit! She and the boys instantly became friends. She is truely a wonderful person!

Viewing the wildlife

Leaping Lemurs

I'm not sure if it was a bigger treat for us or the lemurs. They liked the bananas.

Taming the Lemur

Their coats were sooooo soft

I was so excited

I know it's hard to tell how excited I was.

a second look

My what big teeth you have. We didn't notice how big they were until I seen this picture.

Ligers and bears oh my

My first time seeing a liger. It was beautiful and massive. It posed perfectly for the camara.

The tigers were active

We were able to get very close to the tigers. They seemed small after seeing the liger. It was very cool to get so close to a grown tiger.

This one is for Nana Tam Tam

The pearl tower

We did not make it up the pearl tower this trip but it is on our list when we return to Shanghai.

Ferries on the Bund

All types of boats traveled up and down the bund. They were each a different style and lit up.

Historic Buidlings

The buildings were very old and unique. The one with the clock tower reminded me of the clock in peter pan.

The Clock Tower

One of our many fans

This is the first of many people who wanted to take a picture with the boys...hehe

Orchid

one of the many plants in the atrium

Arachnids

The museum had a spider exhibit while we were there. With real spiders. The boys learned to weave a web

Color my world

There was an area that focused on colors. It was neat!

William on the hi wire

This bike was balance with weights to ride on a high wire

Mad Scientist

weird science

Dragons

this was a sculpture outside the museum

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