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We took a boat trip from Guilin to Yangshuo today. Had a gorgeous lunch at a locally-run restaurant and then floated down river on a barge, stopping for the views and the occasional dip in the remarkably warm water. Our accommodation for the next two nights is lovely so a couple of days of chill out are required :) Some photos…

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Dad
River Li
River Li
Siblings
River Li
Boat
Boatman
River Li
Buffalo
Sooo warm
Swimmin
Swimmin
Splashing around
Flutterby
Buffalo
Guilin
Electro Fishing
Banks
On deck
River Li
Ornithologist
On the bows
Silouette
More Mountains
Silouette
The girlz
Fish!!
Dining in style
The girls
Passing boat

Heres just a taster of our time in Hong Kong :)

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Skyline
Skyline
Skyline
Skyline
Skyline
Skyline
HK Skyline
HK Skyline
HK
Buddah
Buddah
You heard, all vices removed.
HK
HK
Pagoda
Waxwork (sshh)
Skyline and family
Top of Hong Kong
Star Ferry
Busy Streets
Sleeper Bus
The girlz
Stairs...
Seafront
The name;s bond...
At the waters edge...
Shopping!
Gremlin :-)
At the top
Tram
Skyline
Skyline at Night
Harbour View
Star Ferries
Ferry Crossing
Photo from Flickr

HK Skyline, originally uploaded by jonolumb.

After having a great few weeks in Beijing, I took the 25 hour sleeper train down to Hong Kong where I met up with the family. It was a nice surprise to have the luxury of a hotel again (it was called a hostel but in all essences it was really a hotel). We spent a couple of days looking around the sites in Hong Kong and had a great time, nice to see the family again :-) Hong Kong is nothing like China and is a real blend of East and West, taking the best of both worlds and mixing them into one. My favourite part must be the skyline, stunning both by day and by night!!

Photo from Flickr

More Boats, originally uploaded by jonolumb.

Boat races out the front door. Usually a busy hutong street, for one night our hutong became a river. Its on a slope so theres a fair current going and its knee depth at the bottom. Next day it was all gone, no more fun in the rain :(