We spent a couple of hours climbing around on the wall. It was very tiring, there are lots of stairs to climb. I cannot imagine what it must have been like to build it.
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November
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- Again, You can tell You're Far from Home When...
- I just "HUNG AROUND IN THAILAND"
- Lunch with Uncle "Dollars"
- At Grandma's House in Bangkok
- Ban Talay (Beach House in Pattaya)
- Floating Market in Pattaya, Thailand
- 2012 The Movie in Thailand
- Party at Church
- Dinner with the Pastor
- The Binjola Family
- NOTICE
- Jade and Cloisonne Pot Factories
- Family Meal at Hutong
- House in Hutong Alley
- Hutong Alleys
- THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA
- Road to the GREAT WALL
- Sacred Road
- Gall Bladder Scar
- SUMMER PALACE
- Park Performers near the Temple of Heaven
- Temple of Heaven
- Imperial Garden
- THE FORBIDDEN CITY
- A Little Break For Gall Bladder Removal
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4 comments:
did they really use people bodies, who died while building it?
I don't know what they did with those million and millions bodies of the workers!
The Restaurant I ate in when I went to the Nursing Home in Madison has a picture of the Great Wall of China on their wall. This is really something to see. I could never walk that long but I am glad you got to go see it. You will always remember the things you saw in India and China as well as the rest of the world.
these are really great pictures, especially the one looking down to nicki on the steps... looks like you've developed another hobby - picture taking... you really have some great ones here!!
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