Double stacked bird cages, each with a little bitty bird inside
Pathway leading to the entrance to Lingyin Temple and monastary
Sculptures in the grottoes at Feilai Peak- ancient art from the Song Dynasty
I loved how these sculptures seemed to be part of the rocks and forest around them... hidden away in the woods!
Tamara and I wondered if this could be the skeleton of some ancient serpent...!
This is the largest of the sculptures on Feilai Peak (translated means Peak That Flew Here). It is nine meters long!
What does this oddly shaped tree make you think of? Tam and I both had the same thought about it.
Famous chicken dish for lunch... chicken roasted in lotus leaves for many hours.
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Andrew and Jenna and their girls are coming to see us in April... hoping these photos get you guys excited about your trip! We'd love to spend a couple of days in Hangzhou with you during your visit. :-)
6 comments:
This looks like a wonderful place to visit! What beautiful scenes! Mom
lovely pictures, Lynne.
beautiful pictures! I think Tam looks like me in the picture at lunch. And the tree...a lady with her legs crossed...?
The tree looks like someone crossing their legs trying not to pee......beautiful pics of a beautiful place....thanks
these pics are AMAZING... makes me want to book a flight!
Wow, I love the little buddha sitting by himself in his own little hut in the woods. The serpent skeleton, was that a giant vine?
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