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August 20th 2009

Published: September 3rd 2009

China is the World’s oldest continuous civilisation!!! We arrive in Beijing rail station and are hit by two sensory overloads; first is the heat, humidity hits you like a cheap shot straight in face, second is the sheer amount of people - there is a sea of people, heads walking in numerous directions. After a quick trip to the ATM we head to the subway, now Beijing Subway is pretty easy to nav... Read Full Entry

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Tony and George

Hi there, This is our first ever time "blogging" so hope it goes well and doesn't bore anybody. The best thing about this blog is if you subscribe the website emails you when we've updated it so you don't need to keep checking. For those who don't know (surely there isn't a living soul who doesn't know???) the aim of our trip is to get to Australia without getting on a plane, after extensive research we reckon this probably isn't going to happen once we get to Indonesia, but we will try our hardest to achieve this goal and will definately go the furthest we can go by train/boat/bus/bike... full info

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9th September 2009

Yolly
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Good!
It's even hard to an Chinese person to find the ways around Beijing (apart from the locals). So well done you guys!! And I;m glad that all the Chinese speeling are right! lol~ So which city you heading off next?

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