Somewhere over the skies of Australia
Jess and Shan
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Singapore
Uncle Chris, Aunty Carol, Jess, Shan - digging into some good Singaporean hawker food
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Singapore
Stu, Jess, Shan
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Beihai area, Beijing
Frozen lake
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Beihai area, Beijing
Cath standing over a crack in the ice
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Beihai area, Beijing
"Ice cars" on the lake
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Beihai area, Beijing
Cath manoeuvres her "ice car"
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Beihai area, Beijing
Shan
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Beihai area, Beijing
Stu and Shan
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Beihai area, Beijing
Cath, Shan, Kev
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Beihai area, Beijing
View towards Beihai Gongyuan
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Beihai area, Beijing
Tasty street sweets - like toffee apples, but with other fruit
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Beihai area, Beijing
There are no big dogs in Beijing, only tiny ones like these, always rugged up in knitted jumpers
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Beihai area, Beijing
Mahjong
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Beihai area, Beijing
Communal games
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Beihai area, Beijing
Hutong buildings
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Beihai area, Beijing
A remnant of past ages... circular stones signified a civil official used to live there. Square stones signified a military official.
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Beihai area, Beijing
Public phone
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Beihai area, Beijing
Stretching with an elderly man
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Beihai area, Beijing
Ice skating
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Beihai area, Beijing
Yes, she must have been freezing, but she bravely didn't show it
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Near the Lamasery entrance
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Shan
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Inside
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Prayers
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Prayers
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
One of the several buildings inside the Lamasery
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
A buddha inside is 13m high and is the world's largest wooden buddha, carved from a single block of sandalwood
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Yonghe Lamasery, Beijing
Lamasery busilding
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Temple of Heaven, Beijing
Jack grapples with an armful of digital cameras
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