Saturday, September 18, 2010
ATW - Hong Kong, China
Friday, September 17, 2010
ATW - Disneyland, Hong Kong
Thursday, September 16, 2010
ATW - Hong Kong, China
Going from Paris to Hong Kong was quite a shocka (as they say in Australia). Breathing was difficult because of the humidity. Within seconds of stepping out of our hotel our backs were dripping with sweat. I have never experienced humidity that horrible before. So, needless to say I thought Hong Kong was a very stinky city.
This China man is trying to earn a couple bucks by charging to take a photo with him in his carriage. 
"The Peak Tram" took us to Hong Kong Island for a great view. Finally...something fantastic!

Wednesday, September 15, 2010
ATW - Paris, France
Breakfast at this restaurant was just like all the rest...we had no idea what we were ordering! The little French Restaurant Guide didn't help much since we couldn't really figure out how to use it. However, you really can't go wrong with breakfast. Our meal was not what we thought we ordered, but it was very good.


Well, we survived despite the language barrier, but I am still not sure how. Next we are headed to Hong Kong (8 or 9 hour flight...can't remember exact flight time) where they mostly speak Cantonese with a little Mandarin and English on the side. It will be very interesting, that's for sure.
Well, we survived despite the language barrier, but I am still not sure how. Next we are headed to Hong Kong (8 or 9 hour flight...can't remember exact flight time) where they mostly speak Cantonese with a little Mandarin and English on the side. It will be very interesting, that's for sure.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
ATW - Versailles, France
The Palace of Versailles was definitely a highlight of France. From Paris we took the train for about 45 minutes to arrive in Versailles. Apparently King Louis XIV had very expensive taste and took his fathers hunting lodge and turned it into a very extravagant palace with many gardens. It is so huge that we couldn't cover it all in one day. It is mind blowing to see how frivolous they lived. This was more over the top than the castles we have seen...even Buckingham Palace!






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