Comments on: Back to the Great Wall http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/ Walking the Great Wall of China Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:32:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Robert http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/#comment-941 Robert Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:37:16 +0000 http://www.thegreatwallker.com/?p=1284#comment-941 Trude - Nå kan du se bildet :-) Bryan - Thanks Bryan, I will slip it out again for a longer period of time to see if this helps. Lars Ole - Wishing you a good vacation Lars Ole! And yes - I have thought wabout sending a yellow kayak down the Yellow River! It flows pretty fast, but it doesn't look TOO dangerous... :-) Jon - Yes - they have beautiful grasslands up there! Trude - Nå kan du se bildet :-)

Bryan - Thanks Bryan, I will slip it out again for a longer period of time to see if this helps.

Lars Ole - Wishing you a good vacation Lars Ole! And yes - I have thought wabout sending a yellow kayak down the Yellow River! It flows pretty fast, but it doesn’t look TOO dangerous… :-)

Jon - Yes - they have beautiful grasslands up there!

]]> By: Kim http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/#comment-854 Kim Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:23:45 +0000 http://www.thegreatwallker.com/?p=1284#comment-854 I remember walking across the new runway at Zhongwei Airport last year. The airport was under construction and no one seemed to mind. The small fortress next to the airport is very interesting. I remember walking across the new runway at Zhongwei Airport last year. The airport was under construction and no one seemed to mind. The small fortress next to the airport is very interesting.

]]> By: Brother Jon http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/#comment-853 Brother Jon Mon, 06 Jul 2009 18:29:44 +0000 http://www.thegreatwallker.com/?p=1284#comment-853 Have a good holiday! Hope its a bit cooler up north and you have a good time walking with Andreas. I have never been to Inner Mongolia before. Guess there is plenty of grasslands there? Have a good holiday! Hope its a bit cooler up north and you have a good time walking with Andreas. I have never been to Inner Mongolia before. Guess there is plenty of grasslands there?

]]> By: Lars Ole http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/#comment-852 Lars Ole Sun, 05 Jul 2009 21:36:57 +0000 http://www.thegreatwallker.com/?p=1284#comment-852 What? When I finally take the kids on vacation alone and have all the time in the world(well more like 2 hours around midnight) to follow up on your daily activities, then you decide to take a vacation! You lazy b.. ;-) Well I'll let it pass this time. I knew you would manage the walking part, but I'm slightly more impressed over the fact that they understand your chinese. (Last time I heard you speak chinese was in barcelona and i'm not sure we got those eggrolls that night..) Have a good vacation :-) /Lars Ole What?

When I finally take the kids on vacation alone and have all the time in the world(well more like 2 hours around midnight) to follow up on your daily activities, then you decide to take a vacation! You lazy b.. ;-)

Well I’ll let it pass this time. I knew you would manage the walking part, but I’m slightly more impressed over the fact that they understand your chinese. (Last time I heard you speak chinese was in barcelona and i’m not sure we got those eggrolls that night..)

Have a good vacation :-)
/Lars Ole

]]> By: Bryan http://www.thegreatwallker.com/2009/07/back-to-the-great-wall/#comment-850 Bryan Sat, 04 Jul 2009 02:33:37 +0000 http://www.thegreatwallker.com/?p=1284#comment-850 Too bad about your new GPS not working well. You know since it's new it needs time to download almanac data and so forth, so for its first use you might need to turn it on and leave it in one place under the open sky for a while. I too would be interested to know what kind of GPS it is. Too bad about your new GPS not working well. You know since it’s new it needs time to download almanac data and so forth, so for its first use you might need to turn it on and leave it in one place under the open sky for a while.

I too would be interested to know what kind of GPS it is.

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