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Boardwalks

The boardwalks snake back and forth over the beach. Every once in a while you find a building like this one. Some are maintenance shacks, some are gift shops and some sell drinks and snacks. There even was a shrine but the signs were all Chinese. One Chinese fellow dropped his hat over the railing. There was a lot of discussion about the best way to retrieve it. Getting down to the mud flat is easy, getting back a bit tricky. We saw his wife walking along with what looked like our crab fishing poles and later we saw him with his hat! We should have stayed to watch.
Panjin, our first Chinese road trip

October 12th 2008
This rather belated entry in the blog describes our first foray into the Chinese countryside away from the school. The entry was delayed partly because I have had more than a few problems since my PC packed it in, the most recent being trouble moving files around on a PC running Vista. Sigh… The Chinese wife of one of the teachers runs a travel agency, massage centre and computer repair shop ( ... read more
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