We started that day at bridge crossing the Yangtze River. Up at the top where we can have the breeze of the vehicles blowing as well as the dust and dirt. Don't forget my dislike of open heights. We didn't stay up there long.
Our next stop was a lake and a park. We walked and enjoyed the view.

Then we had lunch.


We had our daily boat ride and visit to a temple. The kids and I just sat and drank some water.
Then we headed to a mountain after sitting in traffic. The kids were tired and so we didn't do much but buy some chips to eat. We had to look a bit to kind some that we would like -- we didn't buy blueberry, cucumber, lime, Italian tomato or kiwi but rather classic and Texas grilled meat which was like a BBQ chip.
It was a long day. We spent the night in that same city.
The next day we went to a lake and enjoyed a walk both in the morning and the evening.

That pretty much ended our tour. We were going to take the night train and be able to settle in one place for two weeks.
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