Photo series of Jiangsu Province outside Nanjing
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| West of Shanghai, South East in Jiangsu Provinve, is lake Tai Hu | |||
Where sailing boats of the past are still being treasured | |||
Small and big Islands |
Fishermans Port on Dong Shan | ||
Wet paddies on Dong Shan |
West Island, "Xi Shan", is connected by long bridges | ||
North-West of Shanghai in Jiangsu is Nantong and Jiangyin | |||
Jiangyin Bridge the 4rth biggest bridge in the world  |
Built from 1994 - 1999, 1385 suspended span, 193m high towers and a 50m shipping clearance | ||
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East of Nanjing, is Qixia Mountain With the Thousand Buddha Hill. | |||
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Further East of Nanjing, is Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele Where the Ming Emperor tried in vain to chisle out a huge Stele. | |||
Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele  | |||
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Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele From our fotobook, back in 1989, when we lived in Nanjing | |||
Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele (1989)  | |||
Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele(1989)  |
Yang Shan Bei Cai Stele(1989)  | ||
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South of Nanjing, is Niu Shou Shan (Ox head Mountain) Where the famous admiral Zheng He is burried at the foot of a Pagoda Hill. | |||
Niu Shou Shan (Ox head) Pagoda in 2006  |
Niu Shou Shan (Ox head) Pagoda in 1990  | ||
Interior (in 1990 "empty")  |
Exterior (in 1990 just "wild" landscape)  | ||
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