The giant Buddha viewed from afar through a long lens.
posted by Roger (Dr Roger Prentice) @ 5:14 AM
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China Journeys Part 2
PART II of our reflections on our first journey to China during April 2006. It includes photographs and subsequent reflections, and news from, and about, the friends we traveled with - and the many new friends we made. The photos are a few of the best from some 1000 taken - they appear in reverse chronological order (roughly) on the site. NB double click on any photo to see a larger version. Warmest greetings from Roger and Marion. NB SEE www.SunWALK.org.uk for papers etc.
Saturday, May 06, 2006
About Me
- Name: Roger (Dr Roger Prentice)
- Location: Brighton, England, United Kingdom
My focus is inter-spiritual living
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