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"The Yellow Fruit Tree Surprise"

Guizhou, China - April 25, 2009 to April 27, 2009

Qingyan_006_04262009 - Entering the 13th century village of Qingyan
Entering the 13th century village of Qingyan
25-April 2009 to 27-April 2009: At that point, we embarked on what would turn out to be one of the more dangerous slow boat cruises I’ve taken part of as this boat (as well as others) would routinely crash into the walls while passing under some treacherously low stalactites and tree branches. You’d definitely be knocked out if you didn’t watch out and duck underneath these obstacles.

Both Julie and Li were yelling at me to “duck!” or “xiao xin!” because I was usually busy taking pictures without noticing where the boat was headed. Apparently, I needed to pay more attention as a stalactite or tree branch would narrowly miss my noggin…

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