--Wuxi. So when I last blogged about our trip I mentioned that we made it from the bus terminal to our hotel. We had a tour guide walk us there - "it is just across the street" were his words. Not really down a block and across a 6 or 8 lane road. Oh and to make it more fun, it is rush hour. We spent the night in Wuxi and then the next day began our tour. I had no idea what was in Wuxi.
Our first stop was a movie set type place. I did remember that the Wu were part of the Warring States period but not much else about Wu. It was hot and we walked quite a bit. There was a life demonstration which was interesting.
I think the most exciting thing was the obstacle course. The kids had been looking for a playground which by the way we really have had a difficult time finding but the obstacle course gave them quite a bit of fun.
Miss K had to try too. I was impressed with her climbing.
The next stop was a lake. At times it seems like this was a lake tour or water but I told J that shows you how important water was in ancient times.
I know it is a bit of a gray picture but really that is about how it has been here.
We made a stop at a tea pot factory but we did not buy any. That was the sales pitch of the day.
Next we took the train to the south capital. Our adventure continued there.
fun reading about your China tour. You're seeing a lot of places and things I haven't seen.
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