Our hotel was within walking distance to the stadium. It made the morning commute easy for World Drift Series and it also made our world in China very small. Unless you wanted to grab a taxi the few blocks around the hotel was the world’s map of the day. Up the street, was a small park on a hill side – which we ventured to on the 2nd or 3rd day. Filled with a bamboo forest and a cave.
I really like asian architecture. Seeing a pagoda later in the week really made me excited. The architecture has so much character.
This path led to the entrance to the park and the stairs up through the forest.
Trees. There was a security camera right above this sign – which was an excellent theft prevention device.
When you don’t know the meaning of the characters in a foreign language – you tend to study the typography and composition instead. I really dig these previous two photos.
Andy gets down on some McCafe. Which became a the morning habit in Hangzhou, China. Much better than in the US.
Linhbergh takes a break from shooting qualifying to enjoy the spectacle. Danger.
The roof of the Yellow Dragon Stadium.
Andy and Jacob chill underneath the cat walk we were exploring earlier. Way up there.
In Part III. We adventure into the knock off markets and Westlake.
by Will
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