These are pictures of our visit to Shenzhen, Thailand and Hong Kong in October 2005.
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Asia 2005
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Muna's co-workers from Windows on the World Shenzhen
Muna's co-workers from Windows on the World Shenzhen
Jacob and Xioa Man
Jacob, Hong Mei and Xioa Man
Jacob And Friend
Muna and Hong Mei
Muna And Yona at Windows on the World
Dr. and Mrs. Piao
Red Bridge
Dinner in Shenzhen
With Muna's co-workers
Shenzhen Dinner
Shenzhen Dinner
Shenzhen Dinner
Lianhua (or Lenhuao ) Mountain Park in Shenzhen
Lianhua Mountain Park
Lianhua Mountain Park
Lianhua Mountain Park
Lianhua Mountain Park
Lianhua Mountain Park
Shenzhen Skyline
Shenzhen Skyline
Shenzhen Skyline
Deng Xiaoping statue in Lianhua Park, Shenzhen
Deng Xiaoping statue in Lianhua Park, Shenzhen
Dameisha Beach in Shenzhen
Dameisha Beach with winged figures in the background
Dameisha Beach with winged figures
Dameisha Beach with winged figures
Yona and Jacob
Dan and Muna
Chinese Junk (Junk like?) motoring off Dameisha Beach
Bangkok Skyline from our hotel
Golden Buddha in Wat Traimit
Golden Buddha in Wat Traimit
Wat Pho Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Wat Pho Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Wat Pho Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Wat Pho Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Buddhaist monks concluding a meditation session
Erawan Shrine; Four-headed image of Brahma
Renown for bringing good fortune
Located near Bangkok Skytrain's Chitlom Station
Saikaew Beach is 3 hours south of Bangkok
Saikaew Beach is located in the Gulf of Thailand
Sand like sifted flour
Dogs ran loose everywhere you looked
Jacob lounging
Ko Samet sunset
Our bungalow on Saikaew Beach
Ko Samet island
We stayed in Kowloon, near Mong Kok Station on MTR line
Nathan Road
Nathan Road
Kowloon shops
Kowloon shopping
Kowloon shops
Central District skyline
Central District skyline
Victoria Harbour
Victoria Harbour
Central District skyline from Victoria Harbour ferry
Central District skyline from Victoria Harbour ferry
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