I posted an update this morning that covered day 7 afternoon but the pictures wouldn't upload and it looks like the whole post went to the Internet big black hole.
I posted a test awhile ago and it seems to be ok so I'll post the end of day 7 again.
After lunch we stopped at castle of the Hmong king. It was built around the early 1900's and was a marvel at the time. Still is for that matter. Constructed of marble with posts and beams of ironwood, it has carvings at corners and support points.
We visited another minority homestead and then wound our way through switchbacks until we came to an overlook.
If you zoom in at the area between the two hills the trimmed shrubbery reads, "Mountain of the Two Breasts" or so says our guide.
Will try this again. Hopefully it goes through.
I posted a test awhile ago and it seems to be ok so I'll post the end of day 7 again.
After lunch we stopped at castle of the Hmong king. It was built around the early 1900's and was a marvel at the time. Still is for that matter. Constructed of marble with posts and beams of ironwood, it has carvings at corners and support points.
We visited another minority homestead and then wound our way through switchbacks until we came to an overlook.
If you zoom in at the area between the two hills the trimmed shrubbery reads, "Mountain of the Two Breasts" or so says our guide.
Will try this again. Hopefully it goes through.
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