View from People's Park
Cool buildings from People's Park
Pretty rainbow in the park
Shanghai Museum
Cool stone carving in Shanghai Museum
A rock show. Nope, just people crossing the street at a busy intersection on a Saturday morning.
Cute graphic design and a name like "Easy Shop" led me to this toy store. Alas, Easy Shop sells lingerie. Hum.
Suzhou - known as the Venice of China and for its collection of Chinese gardens.
Humble Administrator's Garden Pagoda
Humble Administrator's Gardens greenery
Whoo, tourists! Suzhou is a very popular tourist destination for Chinese tourists.
Peek a boo. That's Grayson on the other side of the fun hole in a tree.
We all really liked the round doorways.
Sergio and pretty greenery.
I've decided I don't like my haircut.
Apparently Chinese gardens have little tunnels to walk through.
Our boat driver.
Women cleaning clothes in the river.
Family having lunch outside their house next to river in Suzhou.
More Suzhou River
Suzhou is old in the center and the rest of it is a newly constructed spawl.
Sadly, I don't know the name of this temple and garden.
More Temple with No Name
More Pagoda
Tiger Hill Garden was our favorite
Um, more roundness.
Yunyan Pagoda in Tiger Hill Gardens. Built in the 10th century. The oldest building I saw since tearing down old to build new is popular here.
The pagoda is leaning.
I liked these signs to remind tourists not be asses. This was at the exit, which emptied onto a loud street of people pimping cheap wares to tourists. It didn't feel civilized.