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- 1. Gingie’sAdventures in Asia Disclaimer: No Gingerbread men were hurt, harmed or injured in anyway during the production of this photo album. When necessary, special effects and stunt cookie doubles were used.
- 2. I flew from El Paso, Texas, USA to Bangkok, Thailand It was a really long trip
- 3. The red dot shows where Bangkok is located. The Ortega family lives there.
- 4. I stayed with the Ortega Family. Here is a picture I took of them.
- 5. Here I am with Bandido Ortega You can tell that Bandi and I were the best of friends!
- 6. On my first day…I enjoyed the warm weather! Because Bangkok is located close to the equator the weather is nice and warm all year round!
- 7. Ahh…How nice! Gee…is it really snowing in El Paso???!!!
- 8. Uh-Oh…Too much sun…I was really burnt!
- 9. To help me feel better, Mrs. Ortega took me to see the doctor…
- 10. Can you find me hiding from the doctor?
- 11. I am still hiding! I’m a book mark this time!
- 12. Here is one of my first friends…James
- 13. We went to the US Embassy
- 14. We bought fruit from the fruit vendors…
- 15. Here I am eating some street food…
- 16. This is a spirit house. Most buildings in Bangkok have a smaller house like this where the spirits live.
- 17. Here is a familiar face doing the Thai Wai. In Thailand this is the polite way to greet others.
- 19. We visited a Thai temple or Wat
- 20. Here is the reclining Buddha…
- 21. He is enormous! Most Thais are Buddhists.
- 22. The Chao Phraya river is a major way of transportation in Thailand and Bangkok. We took a ferry across.
- 23. Can you find me?
- 24. Mrs. Ortega is holding me in front of some Thai script. Any idea what it says?
- 25. After a busy day in Bangkok. I spent the next day with Emma and her friend Mimi. Here I am with Mimi.
- 26. They let me climb the tropical vegetation! And I became Gingie The Jungle Guy.
- 27. A few days later we flew to Macau and then took the speed boat to Hong Kong. These areas are now part of China. &Hong Kong
- 28. Here I am in Macau. Macau was settled by the Portuguese so many of the buildings were built by them.
- 29. The Portuguese brought the Catholic religion with them to Macau.
- 30. Since Macau is Chinese there is lots of Chinese culture. Here is a typical Chinese dragon.
- 31. We visited the ruins of an old church…
- 32. Here it is!
- 33. Here I am with Salvador, Dr. Ortega and Mrs. Ortega… Emma was taking the picture.
- 34. We walked up to Monte Fort
- 35. Oh No!!!
- 36. Here I am with Emma!
- 37. Emma and I again!
- 38. Do you see me?
- 39. I am at the Macau Museum crawling on some historic Chinese statues. (I don’t think I’m really suppose to be doing this! Hee-Hee)
- 40. Here are very early Macau people…
- 41. Here is the arrival of the Portuguese…
- 42. Oh no, not again!!!
- 43. As part of tradition and religion in Macau, people burn incense.
- 44. Here is an old mailbox. In Macau things are often written in both Portuguese and Chinese.
- 45. Here is a typical old style house.
- 46. Another friend…
- 48. Writing…
- 49. Here is a view of Macau!
- 50. Oh-No…I feel like I’m falling!
- 51. Here we are on the boat to Hong Kong!
- 52. The seas were a little rough…I’m not feeling so good…
- 53. Uh Oh!
- 54. The next day…Ahh…A nice cup of Chinese tea with my Dim Sum breakfast!
- 55. On the bus…
- 56. The Giant Buddha (the Tian Tan Buddha) at the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau island near Hong Kong. Look at all of the stairs I had to climb!
- 57. Here I am at the top!
- 58. Hi Zophie!
- 59. Here we are at the temple!
- 60. Oh No!!!!
- 62. Back to downtown Hong Kong, we took the cable cars!
- 63. Wheee…
- 64. Back in the city…at the walk way of Hong Kong stars (like the one in Hollywood)
- 65. The Hong Kong Victoria Harbor lights at night!
- 66. What a super trip!