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Re: Haikou
Hainan's own car, from Haima ... with a little help from Mazda. [Haima = Hainan+Mazda 
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Re: Haikou
A tropical island indeed ... a common sight.
[Wuzhishan Rd, Haikou]
[Wuzhishan Rd, Haikou]
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Re: Haikou
Walking the wide shady streets of Haikou and suddenly I find the humble coconut trees both fashionable and photogenic. Why can't we do likewise?
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Re: Haikou
This is Deshengsha St, the old part of Haikou, where wealthy Hainanese returned from Nanyang (Southeast Asia) before the war to build these classic structures, with architectures they brought from abroad. Hence some of them look like pre-war buildings in Malaysia & Singapore.
Yes, it's always interesting to stroll along Deshengsha St.
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Yes, it's always interesting to stroll along Deshengsha St.
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Re: Haikou
Deshengsha Street looks good from the back... Wonder how it looks from the front...
Nice pictures!
Nice pictures!
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Re: Haikou
moeyhc wrote:Deshengsha Street looks good from the back... Wonder how it looks from the front...
Nice pictures!
Hahaha, thanks, this is the first trip with my Sony NEX 5 + 18-55 kit lens. Less than 500g all-in. :-)
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Re: Haikou
Signage at South Asia Plaza, Haifu Rd, Haikou.
Can somebody enlighten with correct translations?
Can somebody enlighten with correct translations?
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Re: Haikou
Btw Haikou story is now up on my website:
http://m.naim.my/haikou-capital-of-hainan/
Pls visit, thanks!
http://m.naim.my/haikou-capital-of-hainan/
Pls visit, thanks!
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