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New Adventure Patches – China Map
11 Apr 2012

New Adventure Patches – China Map

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Day Trips, Everyday Adventure, Historic Site, Museum, National Parks, Travel | 2

I’ve created an Adventure Patches – China Map with locations of my adventures throughout China. Using Google Maps like I did for my Adventure Patches Map, I’ve marked the locations of my adventures all across China and marked off areas … Continued

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Adventure, Anhui, Beijing, China, Hefei, History, Hong Kong, Kevin Earl, Travel
Hongcun – The village of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
5 Apr 2012

Hongcun – The village of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Historic Site, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 5

Surrounded by fields that this time of year are bright yellow from the canola flowers lies the ancient city of Hongcun, our first adventure for the Tomb Sweeping Day vacation. With Aaron, Melissa, Fernanda (Spanish teacher here at AHU), and … Continued

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Adventure, Anhui, canola flowers, China, crouching tiger hidden dragon, History, Hongcun, Hui Architecture, Kevin Earl, Photographs, Travel, UNESCO, World Heritage Site
Shanghai – A Love / Hate Relationship, part 1
5 Mar 2012

Shanghai – A Love / Hate Relationship, part 1

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, China, Historic Site, Museum, Photography, Travel | 3

Over the past six months of living in China, I’ve been repeatedly asked where I’ve been and what I liked the best. Being only a few hours from Shanghai by train, many people were surprised that I hadn’t been yet. … Continued

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Macau – the Vegas of Asia (almost)
28 Feb 2012

Macau – the Vegas of Asia (almost)

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Day Trips, Historic Site, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 71

Macau is just as unique from Mainland China as it is from Hong Kong. Many of my students assume it would be just like HK since it was a colony of a European power; however, it is so different. First, … Continued

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Adventure, casinos, China, History, Kevin Earl, Macau, Photographs, Travel, UNESCO
Hong Kong, again – I love this city!
9 Feb 2012

Hong Kong, again – I love this city!

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Historic Site, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel | 0

After Xi’an we made our way back to Hong Kong via Guangzhou and the Shenzhen border crossing for a reprise to our October adventure. I don’t know exactly what it is, but I really like Hong Kong. It is unlike … Continued

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Adventure, China, China Horizons, History, Hong Kong, Kevin Earl, LDS Church, Mong Kok, Photographs, Ping Shan Heritage Trail, Temple, Travel
Xi’an, part 2 – A Big Wild Goose
4 Feb 2012

Xi’an, part 2 – A Big Wild Goose

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, China, Historic Site, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel | 0

Big Wild Goose Pagoda After taking a bus back to town from the warriors, we walked down to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, one of my favorite sights since I’ve been in China. This tower dates back to the Tang … Continued

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Xi’an – an Ancient City and the Terracotta Army
4 Feb 2012

Xi’an – an Ancient City and the Terracotta Army

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Historic Site, International Parks, Museum, National Parks, Photography, Travel, UNESCO World Heritage | 1

Whenever I told people that I was going to Xi’an their first response was “Xi’an is an ancient city,” or something to that effect. I always just imagined it was because the most famous site near Xi’an is the archeological … Continued

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Nanjing: A Smorgasbord – second helping
25 Nov 2011

Nanjing: A Smorgasbord – second helping

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, China, Historic Site, Museum, Travel | 0

After church on Sunday, we found our way to the Nanjing Massacre Memorial – an extremely sobering museum and memorial to a tragedy often overlooked. If you don’t know, at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the … Continued

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Nanjing: A Smorgasbord, first helping
23 Nov 2011

Nanjing: A Smorgasbord, first helping

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, China, Historic Site, International Parks, Museum, National Parks, Photography, Religious Sites, Travel | 4

This past weekend I partook of a grand smorgasbord of tasty American eats and rich Chinese history. Living so close to Nanjing, I’m surprised it took me this long to get there especially when it has so much to offer. … Continued

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What a wonderful world or should I say country
1 Nov 2011

What a wonderful world or should I say country

by kevinearl | posted in: Adventure, Architecture, China, Historic Site, UNESCO World Heritage | 1

Last week I finished a lesson on the wonders of the world and China. I learned a lot getting ready for this lesson and found out fast that it would be hard to talk about wonders of the world since … Continued

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