Canal in Suzhou.
Bicycle with clothes drying rack.
Lantern outside of a cafe;
Collecting photos for those of you who requested to see certain places and things in China.
The internet is running to slow to add or say more…
Postcards from China
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27 responses to “Postcards from China”
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I’m loving all your beautiful stories and photos from this trip to China,
Thank you for sharing with us Corey. It feels like we are sharing this holiday with you!
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Gorgeous photos. This is China as we fantasize it. I’m so glad some of the old China is still preserved.
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Thank you for the interesting and beautifully captures glimpses of China (also in all your previous posts)!
Clothes drying rack on a bicycle – talk about multi-tasking!
I imagine taking a spin on the bike to dry the clothes faster. 😉
Wonderful days to you and your loved ones,
with warm greetings,
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Gorgeous gorgeous shots, Corey–Brava!
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“Sir (Madam), I want some more….”
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The way you capture life in your photos and words is a gift I look forward to each day. Thank you Corey.
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Beware, Merisi, not to mix up fabrics and colours !!!
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You’ve spoiled us so much, Corey !!!
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Pretty,and a bike, you’re such a good sister. Hope you enjoy yourselves today.
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Thanks for sharing so much. Your photos are gorgeous!
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Corey, Although I love the pictures and travels from China……I am homesick for France. Annie Stories, Brocante post and all of the beautiful pictures. Looking forward to your return.
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Savor each moment with your daughter….sharing photos can wait 😉
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These are wonderful, I will be dreaming of being there one day.
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Still, these images speak PAGES worth! They’re beautiful.
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love all of them, especially the top one with the tree and the houses reflecting in the water.
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Nice.
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Love the picture of the canel. Makes me want another home there!! Well, for a little while.
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These are all so beautiful – I’ve never had a real urge to visit China until now. Truly wonderful.
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That first photo is stunning! Your photos, your words belong in a magazine or book. I have enjoyed this journey through your blog….thank you!
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Hope all is well and foot is mending.
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I found you!!! I used to follow your blog a couple of years ago, then when our computer went caput one day I lost all of my bookmarks (that was back before I figured out following and readers).
For some reason I could not recall the name of your blog for the life of me. I tried everything that sounded cleverly French with no luck. Today I was surfing around out of boredom and a desire for something a bit lighter than earthquake news (we have evacuated from the Tokyo area to my husband’s hometown in south Japan), and it came to me. Imagine my surprise when I saw that you are on my side of the world! I enjoyed looking through your wonderful photos of China, etc., and look forward to more! -
Please tell me you are going to the “brocante” in Beijing?
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That first photo brings back fond memories when I was in Suzhou. I stayed there for 9 weeks a long time ago and loved it!
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What a trip!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this experience with us.
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That first photo of the canal in Suzhou…. mesmerizing! The water that goes from a distant green to a pale aqua in the foreground. The stillness of the reflection. The glimpse of the red lantern, and then that tiny flash of turquoise. The bare branches arcing across the upper left. The repetitive rhythm of the concrete structures on the right. I looked and looked at this photo; it is a prize-winner, Corey!
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The Canal looks so silent and peaceful, I wanted to sit and dangle my legs over the sidewalk path and look into it! Love the bike and baskets with drying rack too…Enjoy your adventure…God Bless!
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Hi Corey!
Beautiful shot !
Marce
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