Nice shot, it kinda gives the impression that you're floating as you took this.

*wags*

Glad you like it! Yeah, it was taken at a downward angle so that probably gives it that impression :3

Yeah, that and the fact that you can't see any ground in front of the camera. It makes for a neat view. :)

*wags*
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China and fogs are words that come together =)

Man, you sure have been seein' some pretty pretty stuff there in china! *envy!*

I saw plenty of stuff there that wasn't pretty, too! I just didn't take pictures of that!

You should!! It reminds us about human nature and how it's prevelant EVERYWHERE.

This is my fav from the bunch <3

Ooh, thanks, White :3

That's absolutely beautiful.
I was about to say it looks like it was taken in an asiatic country...

Turns out you gave it away, and it was china.

Right on man. +Fav

Thanks! Yeah, it's in Southeast China. Really an impressive place!

Always wanted to travel down there...
It looks beautiful!

Though I'm sure it has its ups and downs.

Gah! I meant SouthWEST China, actually. And yeah, it does have its ups and downs. It's not all nice. Very crowded at some points of the year (like all of China). Living in this country isn't always fun and games D:

Is it ridiculously humid?

I gave the whole english teaching idea some thought..
But was terrified out of it by various horror stories
that I was told.

It's definitely humid in much of the south and east, though out west there's a HUGE desert that I hope to get out to see sometime very soon.
As far as teaching English over here, I'd say it's well worth it but the main thing is to just be careful. I've never met anyone with an all-out horror story like I've heard rumors of, though I've heard of people getting in some awkward situations. The best rule is to go with a school in a real city. As exotic and adventurous as it sounds to go out into the middle of China and teach English, odds are it's going to be just dirty, strange, and miserable. Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Nanjing, Guangzhou, Qingdao, Dalian... a school in one of those places should be fine. Korea, Japan, and Taiwan are great places to teach, too.

So are you doing a full time teaching sort of deal, and just going somewhere new every few years?

Or are you doing say, 2 years there, one year back..
etc.

It would be interesting to get into...
Japan or Taiwan especiall!

WOW.....I am speechless...

you know, you see paintings of places like this, done in traditional bamboo brush, and think, or i do, that no place could actually look like that, to be that much virtical and all, and i grew up in mountains myself, that can be quite spectacular in places too, but granite fault block mountains rather then columnar basalt ones, and i see a picture of a place like this. i mean it's not the first i've seen ever or anything like that, but it IS rather unusual this particular kind of extreme of landforms.