Follow me to a trip to China

[LhickenChicken]

What wonderful photos and what an amazing trip. When I take my mum we will be making a stop to pick you up and join us

You're going to China?

 

[Perris]

Thinking of you @lightm I hope you and yours are not being adversely impacted by the weather being reported here
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ains-destroy-buildings-and-displace-thousands

 

[lightm]

Ah, then take a motorboat? Would that work maybe?

I don't think there is motorbaot. It is all public dock so you have to take the government ferry.

 

[lightm]

Thinking of you @lightm I hope you and yours are not being adversely impacted by the weather being reported here
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...ains-destroy-buildings-and-displace-thousands

Thank you. I'm totally fine here in Zhejiang province. It is only brutally hot. Tomorrow is 37c with 90% humidity. staying home.

 

[lightm]

June 30th. Taking 6h 30m train ride from Xiamen back to Shaoxing.

Xiamen train station

KFC at train station. Serving congee (porridge) and tea eggs for breakfast.

Rural area of fujian

 

[Ponypoor]

You're going to China?

Before Covid I had been thinking of taking my mum over for a trip. Still hoping to do this, seeing Light’s trip has made me think about it again.

 

[lightm]

Have been staying home for the past week. It is too hot to do anything

In the supermarket, I saw mission tortilla sold there. I grew up eating some kind of burrito. It is flour tortilla but with some savory fried donut and eggs inside.

Local and organic eggs. The English is not making sense to me...

could be silkies eggs when I look closely. They were small.

It really cracks me up every time I see this store in the mall. It is kids store.

 

[Perris]

Local and organic eggs. The English is not making sense to me...

I don't have Chinese, but I think what the English means to say is the Dept of Agric recognizes just 3 egg standards: 1 standard (basic, normal, probably caged), 2 with some access to greenery (akin to free range here), and 3 organic (however that's defined there).

 

[lightm]

I don't have Chinese, but I think what the English means to say is the Dept of Agric recognizes just 3 egg standards: 1 standard (basic, normal, probably caged), 2 with some access to greenery (akin to free range here), and 3 organic (however that's defined there).

Thanks. The Chinese is unrelated, saying something like this is very authentic organic local eggs.

 

[LhickenChicken]

Local and organic eggs. The English is not making sense to me...

I can't read the english...