Munich 'subtitles'
Munich 'subtitles'. Notice the hard burned subs from the original film don't match the added ones.
Munich 'subtitles'
Munich 'subtitles'
BKK: Check out the veil on the lady muslim.
Bangkok skytrain: That guy's going to get burned if he doesn't run faster
Bangkok ferry: Monkspace
Bangkok subway: Monks have needs, too
Kanchanaburi street sign. I can understand a problem pronouncing 'L's, but in spelling with them?
Kanchanaburi War Museum
Kanchanaburi War Museum
Kanchanaburi War Museum. Hard to see, but this is the first man on earth.
Kanchanaburi War Museum
Kanchanaburi War Museum. What?
Kanchanaburi War Museum
Erawan National Park
Ayuthaya
Ayuthaya Wat Yai. I liked the bit about climaxing during elephant combat.
Summer Palace: The Chinese like signs. 3 of these exhort the reader not to climb.
Summer Palace: Not enough signs up, obviously.
Summer Palace
Summer Palace
Summer Palace: Yeah, that's clear.
Summer Palace: The screen has a green field with trees photoshopped onto it. They put the screens up to block your view of construction
Summer Palace: This sign says, "Drinking water source. Swimming is not prohibited here." It's hard to read; I had to adjust the exposure.
Great Wall at Simatai
Great Wall at Simatai
Great Wall at Simatai
Great Wall at Simatai: What is the Flying Fox? It took us a while to figure out that it's what they named the zipline that you can take part of the way down the mountain. This isn't explained anywhere, including at the zipline.
Great Wall at Simatai
Great Wall at Simatai
Great Wall at Simatai: I just took this one to prove we got to the top.
Forbidden City: Wow, 4 star toilets! My guess: The 1st star is for having actual toilets. The 2nd is for having a wall around them. The 3rd is for running water. The 4th is for a sink (no soap or paper towels).
Forbidden City: Actually I really like this sign
Shanghai Yu Gardens
Shanghai Poster Art and Propaganda Museum gift shop: I had to have Adri distract the owner so I could take a picture of this 1st edition, 1967 (Cultural Revolution) Maoist English textbook.
Shanghai: I like the symbolic representation of unrecyclable