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Beijing, China and The Great Wall of China, spring 2005.
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kobe: 5th May 2005 - 18:54 GMT
my goodness, what a wonderful series of photos! the great wall is one of those landmarks thats become ubiquitous, but you rarely ever see non-postcard-style candid shots of it. nice. china sure is beautiful.
stinkyben: 20th Mar 2006 - 00:42 GMT
You should have visited a different part of the wall besides Badaling. There are some great stretches where you'll see perhaps one or two other tourists on a 20 mile hike.
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