Couple of pictures I took today

[Graham]

Every day I go for a good walk.
One of my current favourite walks is along the Bailang river.
I walk up one side, cross over the dam, about 3km away, and back down the other side.
Today, it was very peaceful, not a sound to be heard, pure silence.
Just every now and then, an insect, or a bird noise.
I pass a few people on the way, and I always try to make small conversation in Chinese.
the smiles on their faces when they here me is priceless, and they are quite taken aback.
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There are quite a few of these resting places, seen on opposite bank
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Here is looking across the top of the dam, where the evening restaurants are getting ready.
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Here is one of the 2 restaurants on the causeway
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It takes me a relaxing 2 hour stroll

Gra.

 

[Chas]

You do live in a lovely place Graham.

 

[Chris]

Chas, to be fair, it's been said that you live in your own little world too

I'm saying nothing.

C

 

[Chas]

Chas, to be fair, it's been said that you live in your own little world too

I'm saying nothing.

C

That may be true but my voices have some good ideas

 

[Andrew Brierley]

Reminds me of Wigan Pier...

 

[Chris]

Wigan Pier? Maybe without the shopping trolleys in the canal and used needles.


Chris