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Monthly Archives: February 2012

Welcome to A Curious Traveler

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Kiera Reilly

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I hope to share my passion for exploring the world here, along with tips, photos and stories of my favorite experiences.

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Spent a late morning wandering the stalls on DiHua Street in Taipei, Taiwan. The sun was blazing, so everyone was trying to keep cool under the awnings along the buildings. It was fun to look at all the goods, fabrics, spices, food stuffs, and tea. #KRTaipei

Striking curved lines of the roof of the National Theater Taipei against the dramatic sky above. Luckily the heavens didn’t open up with rain until I was leaving this large square which also features the National Concert Hall (directly across from the theater), and the main building, the Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall. #krtaipei #ntch #Taipei #Taiwan

We didn’t ride the metro during our brief day touring Guangzhou, China, but I had to fit in a quick trip. While the rest of our group packed in our hotel for our 5:00 AM departure, I walked about ten minutes to Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall and then to the Metro station across the street. A one-way trip cost only 20 RMB, and even though it was after 9:30PM, the stations and trains were full. I rode the 2 line two stops to Guangzhou Railway Station, walked around a bit outside and then rode back. People followed the lines on the floor for lining up to wait for the train and passengers to disembark. I think the platforms are encased for air conditioning (a guess), and I’m sure the glass walls also provide protection against anyone getting pushed onto the tracks. The last photo is of a boy who jumped into my shot as I was taking a photo of the platform. He posed with one arm raised right after I snapped this, but sadly I don’t have a picture of that. #KRChina #planestrainsf1 #GuangzhouMetro #Guangzhou

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