Capture: Lost
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Last Lesson Ever
Suitably darkening, closing. Looks more wistful than you probably feel….
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Lost things, christmas day.
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Something got a bit lost in the Herald’s placement of headlines on its mobile site.
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Overwhelmed. Wanming (Eternally Bright?) Lu (street), the former Xuanwu District, now the southern half of Xicheng (West City) District, in Qing times the western half of the Outer City – i.e. that half of the city open to Han and other non-Manchu commoners, Beijing.
In a nearby Hutong.
Looking north and slightly east across Zhushikou* Xi Dajie, towards the former boundary between the Outer and Inner Cities.
*珠市口, Pearl Market Entrance, though I believe it may be one of the Beijing place names that got “prettied up”, swapping its actual name for something with more pleasant associations. An obvious candidate for what the real market was in this case would be 猪, pig, both 珠 and 猪 being pronounced zhū, but pearls being much prettier and a lot less smelly. But it’s nearly time for the kindy run, so I’ll have to check on that later.
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Derelict on 香厂路/Xiāng Chǎng Lù/Incense Factory Street.
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I was quite fascinated with this old wreck of a building.
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Shot this with my phone leaning out of a window with someone holding my waist. Now wishing I’d used the grown up camera.
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hidden
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Discarded
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Confused
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Discarded
Auckland is bed ridden?
Confused
Gecko bravo gets skinky…
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lost coming out of the carpark
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Biting off more than she can chew.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Biting off more than she can chew.
Acting the airhead ; )
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Lost an eye.
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Circular altar.
Looking north to the echo wall.
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Looking northwest from the Hall for Prayer for Good Harvest.
The Hall for Prayer for Good Harvest from the east side.
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Container town. And new waterfront architecture.
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Waiting for warmer weather.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Waiting for warmer weather
… a park bench in a puffer jacket!
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It has been lost for years in a timewarp … but now someone is calling time on the Grafton Oaks Hotel.
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Lost in the Jundushan, still guarding the approaches to Beijing, wild Great Wall.
Oh, I can post now… more wild Wall.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Spoke too soon… back to not being able to post any photos, and now I can’t remove that last failed one. Bugger.
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Removed the grey pavement. Hopefully it will come right again.
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Chris Waugh, in reply to
Thanks. I think it’s just a dodgy rural Chinese connection, nothing to do about it but wait.
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