Thursday, June 09, 2011
Sunday, September 05, 2010
China 2008 - 2010
In August 2008 we went to live and work at QSI International School, Shekou, Shenzhen, China. Shenzhen is in Guangdong Province of 30 million people. We were 60 min. by ferry from Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macau.
This character was often sitting on the footpath smoking his brass pipe. I paid him for the photo and never saw him again!
These guys were here every day of the year. Begging.

Fresh vege every day outside the school.
The girlie bars were in the same street as our apartment. The girls? Well, they come out on dusk!
Sunrise from our apartment looking over Shenzhen Bay and the oyster boats. I think the haziness was caused by dust from the interior or just good old pollution!

Hong Kong, one hour away by ferry was always a fun place to visit.
Chinese New Year fire works were spectacular especially when the fireworks barge caught fire! 
Hong Kong Rugby Sevens.
A group of us went south to Kaiping for a 2 day Mt Bike explore of the Daialou district. These dwellings were built in the early 1900s to protect the villages from marauding bandits.
Easy riding...flat as...

We were objects of curiosity! 
A watch tower.
The locals live on these boats. I couldn't find out if they work on the land of shift goods.
Saturday, May 02, 2009
Kota Kinabalu, Borneo, Malaysia
We flew Air Asia to Kota Kinabalu from Macau. It takes us 1 hour from Shekou, Shenzhen, China to the Island of Macau. We then drove up to the Rasa Ria Shangri La Beach Resort and did little for 6 days. The highlights were the Orangutangs in the Nature Reserve next to the resort, the Mt Bike ride where I surprised a Barking Deer, the sailing and the resort it's self. It is one of the best resorts we have been to. The staff were absolutley fantastic. The food was fabulous and the garden/seaview room with large balcony was very very nice.
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View from our room. The resort has 3km of private beach.
Driving range.
River cruise. Crab fishing.
Riverside real estate!
These guys spend hours bathing in the salt water river.
These little darlings were so cute. They are being repatriated to the wild and come to this reserve by the resort which is a transition station until they are old enough to go across the Island to a larger santuary. We could see them from our room also!.jpg)
This was taken on 8x zoom from our room.
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Monday, December 15, 2008
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