Gum Drops in Guilin, China

11/28/09   Print This Post    3 Comments      Written by Carlo Alcos

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Carlo (not Carlos) is a contributing editor of Matador Trips. An ex-Vancouverite who calls the world his home, he is currently living in Melbourne, trying to crack the code to sustain the vagabonding lifestyle with the least amount of work possible. Follow him at his blog here...I mean, here.

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  Nancy replied on November 29, 2009

  What a gorgeous photo. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  Evan Walker replied on December 1, 2009

  I have been there too, highly recommend renting bicycles and riding through the rural country roads.

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  kimayou Meigui replied on December 14, 2009

  Wow, this is so gorgeous. I’ve seen the traditional paintings with the same fading off look in the mountains, but always wondered how close to reality it was.
  I continue to debate just how long I would need to see the many different parts of China from the urban Shanghai and Hong Kong to the Yellow River, Hangzhou “below Heaven”, and the Western deserts to name only a few…

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