Showing posts with label limestone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label limestone. Show all posts
Sunday, 16 April 2017
The adventure (2) – a few photos from Guilin
Guilin's lake
After three nights in Hong Kong – one big international shopping opportunity – we flew to Guilin, our first stop in mainland China. Unlike the very impressive cities – Shanghai, Beijing etc. that we would see later in our trip, Guilin felt to be still part of the developing world. It was the first time that we came across electric scooters that can be a threat to pedestrians because they are so quiet.
In contrast to Hong Kong which had been pleasantly warm, Guilin was decidedly cold.
In the distance the limestone Karst hills
that are such a feature of this area
(above and below)
The Karst hills shrouded in mist are great
favourite for Chinese landscape artists
Friday, 22 June 2012
Les 5 du Vin: Marc Vanhellemont gets tuf!
Marc Vanhellemont explores the gravel of Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil
In the latest post in our series of articles on Bourgueil and Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil on Les 5 du Vin Marc Vanhellemont considers the soils – the gravel and the limestone. See here.
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