This week’s theme is abandoned. The house above was probably abandoned a few centuries ago. It’s in Zhujiayu, an ancient town that was a financial and trading center, but they suffered during a recession and people left. Now it’s being restored so people can see what life was like in 16th century China.
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The open road beckons this June making it a great theme for City Daily Photo bloggers. Here’s my road in Zhujiayu, a restored ancient village near Jinan.
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Trail map. Not all that helpful for me.
Every week the blogger at Alive and Trekking hosts the Which Way Photo Challenge encouraging people to share posts of streets, paths, roads, trails, waterways, maps, signs, etc. You can see more ways by clicking here.
The village is over 400 years old, but how old’s this door?
I’m not sure, but it’s old.
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Here’s my humble door for this week’s Thursday Door Challenge.
May’s theme day asks City Daily Photo bloggers to post photos that show earth, the earthy or dirt. This earthy photo of Zhujiayu Ancient Village fits the bill, I think.
If you’d like to see more earthy photos from around the world, click here. You’ll find wonderful photos from around the world.
Thursday Doors is a weekly blogging challenge allowing door lovers to come together to admire and share their favorite door photos from around the world.
Feel free to join in on the fun by creating your own Thursday Doors post each week and then sharing it, between Thursday morning and Saturday noon (North American Eastern Time).
To get to the hub where you’ll find links to dozens of doors, click here.
This week Cee’s challenging us to post pale or pail photos. Here’s mine of a shrine in the nearby village of Zhujiayu.
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Waiting to be sold in Zhjiayu Ancient Village, Shandong.
On Friday’s Cee challenges bloggers to post photos that depict ways, paths, roads, taken and not. Today I’m sharing one of the paths in the restored ancient village of Zhujiayu.
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