This a view looking down on of the many canals that crisscross Suzhou, China. On the previous trip, I primarily explored the canals at night. During the day, one can see how the older buildings line up against the edges. Some are elevated, while others have platforms that descend to the water level.
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9 responses to “Suzhou Canal”
Great shot. I hope your concert is a success
Good luck with the concert! And this is a beautiful shot. I so very much envy you this opportunity–the second in such a short while…
Cool shot! If the buildings were of different style and material, it could almost be Venice.
Interesting image, but I would not want to fall into that water. Best wishes for a successful performance.
I had a little trouble with your link but glad I made it over. Cool picture.
One has to be careful all the time I guess, lest they fall!
What an amazing scene… something about canals always is romantic to me… adding the architecture nearby only adds to the sensation! Great picture!
Like a street in Venice, i’ve never been to China, but i wish to visit one day.
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