45 minutes on this particular trail and we realized that there was absolutely nobody else around. It was an odd sensation for two residents of urban China, where every space has eyes and the flow of humanity is a ceaseless feature of the cityscape. ... ...full story at Granite Studio
from Granite Studio on Thu, Jul 09 2009
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China Taxi Driver in Yanji »
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