I have FINALLY converted an ancient Dreamweaver coded Travel Journal to WordPress!
It was good to clean up some of the code, and get “it” back to a base standard in html!
Part of the joys over jumping various web platforms over the years…
In re-linking the various jpeg image files, I realize that I do need to go back and re-scan some of the old slides!
So if you are interested, please take a look and let me know what you think!
Note – All images are scanned from slide film.
It is very hard to show pictures of the Tomb because they are all underground.
At the entrance, you walk down about 100 feet of stairs, and then opens up into a series of large vaults.
In these vaults are the various items buried with the Emperor.
Back above ground, one is treated with a great view of the surrounding country side.
Lunch in the upstairs portion of the building.
A tour bus of Chinese tourists came in toward the end of the meal.
Shopping around the International Store.
The drive north-west of Beijing/Peking
There is some beautiful mountains that you drive through to get to the wall. I just kept looking out the window in the amazement of nature.
I was also amazed to see portions of the wall traversing the tops of the mountains. Here was this extremely rugged terrain, and on top of it all, this stone wall!!
Simply put, AMAZING!!
Robert did have a problem with the tickets because of his nationality.
Merchants selling picture books, buttons, and table cloths all along the wall!!
The higher I walked, the more and more I was amazed.
The Wall just stretches as far as the eye can see.
I saw a small fire in the under brush that no one seemed to care about. I did not see anyone tending the flames!!
Dad was the host for this meal
Note – All images are scanned from slide film.
This was my first real viewof Hong Kong
We took a very steep cable car ride to the top of Mt. Victoria, where we walked around the top. At one point, you can see the other side of Hong Kong.
We then took a taxi from the top, all the way down, and into Kowloon, where dad was getting new glasses.
I had a “Fast Food” Chinese meal!
Dad and I walked along the water front.
Took the Star Ferry back to Hong Kong
Sitting in the Emperor’s chair
While waiting for our table, a Chinese man tired his English on me, and only managed to say to me: “I’m a SEX MACHINE!”
Beautiful scaled models of Old Tokyo City
An elderly man tried to speak to me in English
Exchanged money w/Yuri
My “local bank”
Daimo de jour!!
Bought: Tea pot & T-shirts
Actually a feast!!
Yuri and her brother looked up in dictionaries what the tea set said
Writings of an ancient poet
Note – All images are scanned from slide film.
This morning I woke up around 04:00 A, and I have been puttering about the room. Getting the presents together to
take over later.
See the young men walking around in full decorative dress with wooden shoes that sounded like horses on
a cobble stone road.
Agadashi and Delivered Sushi!!