Author: Prof Ron

China--Locations Travel in China 

The Streets of Urumqi, Xinjiang Region

2010/02/122017/03/25 Prof Ron caravan route, China, Grand Bazaar, photography, Route 312, Silk Road, tourism, Travel, Urumqi, Uyghur, Xinjiang

In October 2007, I enjoyed walking in the streets of Urumqi, capital of the Xinjiang Uyghur Austonomous Region. At that

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China--Locations Travel in China 

Visiting Rural China — Central Hunan Countryside

2010/02/06 Prof Ron agriculture, China, countryside, farming, Hunan, photography, road building, road construction, rural, shopkeeper, traditional life, Travel, village life

My Changsha friends took me with their car to the rural areas of Hunan Province where I visited an English

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China--Locations Travel in China 

My Silk Road Explorations

2010/01/19 Prof Ron China, Gansu, Hoxud, Lanzhou, photography, tourism, Travel, Turpan, Urumqi, Xinjiang, Zhangye

One of my dreams is to travel the full length of the historic Silk Road from the traditional origin point

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Progress Report…

2010/01/11 Prof Ron

Progress Report…  After many days of trying, we now have a much more friendly way for people to find our

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Canada--Culture Christmas Reflections on Life 

Understanding Christmas

2009/12/312020/01/06 Prof Ron Cathedral, Christ, Christian, Christmas, Jesus, manger, Messiah, nativity, New York, Radio City, religion, Rockettes, Santa Claus, St Francis, St Patrick, The West, Western

In Canada, Christmas is by far the most celebrated holiday of the year. Christmas has different meanings for different groups

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Other Travel 

Christmas Travel to New York City

2009/12/312018/12/22 Prof Ron 9/11, America, Battery Park, Christmas, culture, Ellis Island, Empire State Building, Ground Zero, Lincoln Tunnel, Macys, New York, New York City, New York Stock Exchange, NY, NYC, photography, St Patricks Cathedral, Statue of Liberty, tenements, Top of the Rock, tourism, tradition, Travel, United States, Wall Street, Western

My daughter and family gave us a lovely gift for Christmas this year… tickets to a “music spectacular” in a

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