We marched around the track in a parade like format. When some reached the bleachers they let go of bunches of balloons.
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There were just as many people there as the military opening think except it was freezing cold instead of scorching hot. I am sure Jeff will remember this shot from the last time we stood here.
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This is one of the intimidating signs in english. I come, I see, I conquer. They takes sports week pretty seriously I guess.
2 comments:
That is a huge crowd. Do all of them study ceramics at the university? Mom:)
I was missing being there with you in Jingdezhen until I saw these stadium shots!
Tell Mike I'm going to have to miss the Chinese test this week...hope you do well!
jeff
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