Today we arrived in Hefei where we'll spend the weekend before heading to Beijing. The hiking in Hangzhou was fantastic. Hope to get up a post(s) soon. Stayed tuned.
Wonton Soup.
Friday, April 17, 2015
Update
For the last week our days in Hangzhou have been completely filled with hiking and visiting thus we are way behind on the blog but still eating well (see below).
Today we arrived in Hefei where we'll spend the weekend before heading to Beijing. The hiking in Hangzhou was fantastic. Hope to get up a post(s) soon. Stayed tuned.
Wonton Soup.
Today we arrived in Hefei where we'll spend the weekend before heading to Beijing. The hiking in Hangzhou was fantastic. Hope to get up a post(s) soon. Stayed tuned.
Wonton Soup.
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