(Photo)Blog
As I was staying in Caserta (actually Marcianise, but that’s details) for about a week, it would be pretty dumb not to go see The Royal Palace of Caserta, since it was right there, and not too expensive to get in. In Italian it’s called Reggia and it is actually the largest royal residence in the world.
Continue reading “Campania Trip: Reggia di Caserta (Garden)”
Today I managed to use the few hours we had without rain in a really nice way – I went for a walk to Golovec. I had forgotten in the past few months exactly how much I enjoy going there. But I haven’t been doing so well lately and I felt like this could help.
One sunny Sunday afternoon we went to a lotus park! It’s about a 40 minute car ride from Guangshan. It’s not very big, but we did spend about 3 hours there. I will just let the photos speak for this one.
I now have just a week left in China, and I am writing about something that happened in the end of May. Going to have to up the production, if I don’t want to keep having to remember things that happened months ago.
As I was editing the photos for my Kaifeng post, I inevitably came to the conclusion I will need to post them in two separate posts. Focusing on the photos for the first post (about The Dragon Pavilion), I noticed a theme: a bunch of the photos were of flowers. So, let’s call this An Intro to The Dragon Pavilion Through Flowers.
