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Here is part II of out China adventure!
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The sight on top of the Moon Hill climb! So worth it!
Check out the scooter we rented! So much fun! It was such a great way to explore the land and get around.
We met the sweetest family that invited us into their home and offered us some food and an escape from the blazing overhead sun that day. We stayed and conversed the best we could with our hands and facial expressions. The coolest thing was even though our new friends didn’t speak a single word in English and we didn’t speak a single word in Mandarin we still felt like we communicated and bonded. Crazy how that works! We got what we think was their mailing address on a crumbled up piece of paper so we can try to send them a thank you note for their hospitality. (p.s anyone that knows how to translate Mandarin/Cantonese please feel free to leave a comment 😉 )
After our wonderful stay we tried to figure out how to get up to Beijing, China. It wasn’t easy but we made it! Check out the views of the great wall! So incredible!
Its like your on top of the world.We found this really cool recreational park with a bunch of ping pong tables. I had to challenge one of the locals. Yup…got killed!
Kristin busting out her ninja moves in front of this awesome graffiti wall!food.I saved the best for last.Here is a man playing a flute type instrument in one of the underground passes where people get on to the subway. It appeared to be a perfectlocation to play with tons of foot traffics as well as incredibly acoustics. The ceiling was really low and the halls were long so the sound completely filled this underground tunnel. It was one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It was definitely one of my favorite memories of the trip!
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Beautiful photos! Especially the one with the clouds floating over the great wall~!
I can translate the note for you if you have a scan!
What kind of insects are on those skewers???Did you guys try them?
Love it!!! You’ve really captured parts of China so beautifully 🙂
Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Hard to a favorite…
love your photos of china!
AND kristin’s ninja move 🙂
i can translate that note for you…
Food? 😉 I absolutely love your view of China, it’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Looks like so much fun. I can’t imagine experiencing a new culture like that. Great photos guys.
So much translating love! Thanks so much guys!
Amazing! I love the places and people you captured!
I absolutely love the photos! You captured some amazing sites, and I loved the ping pong action! Thank you for sharing Kristin and Brandon! God bless!
These photos are amazing! Wow, did you try some of the insects?
HAHA I totally would have tried if Kristin didn’t threaten to never kiss me again if I ate one 🙂
my favorite is the one of Kristin’s Ninja moves! How cute is she??!!
thank you for sharing the pictures….it is awesome! you beautifully captured the place. i dream of going to Beijing too, i hope, one day….
Lovely pictures and an amazing perspective. You guys are so inspiring. 🙂 I can translate Mandarin btw! 🙂
What an amazing journey you’re on! Beautiful.
Unreal guys! These are so awesome! I can’t pick a favorite! I love that you picked up a random ping pong game with a local by the way! ha! Love it!!
Love, love, love, love, love! I just fell in love with your work even more. Keep it up!
That photo of you playing table tennis definitely reminded me of The Karate Kid movie!
And truly, that last shot was spectacular! Wonder how he reacted to you taking a photo of him?
Hey B&K! Love the pics!! We Chinese… and I can read some Chinese.. haha send me a pic of the paper! I’ll get it translated for you!! xoxo
Already had wanderlust… 20x more after viewing your amazingly beautiful photographs! Really… stunning.
That is amazing!!!! i love China!
Great work! I love y’alls style in photography! Very yummy and tasteful. 😉