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Stunning! Having watched so many vlogs from you and from other travel vloggers, I have come to one conclusion. That is, China has almost every type of landscape that can be found in Europe (eg. Tibet, Xinjiang, Sichuan, Inner Mongolia) North America, SE Asia (mainly provinces in southwestern part and Hainan), Middle East (mainly Xinjiang, Gansu, Inner Mongolia), except maybe fjords like those in Norway. So even if doesn't travel out of China, and just do domestic travelling, there isn't much loss.
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Thank you! First, I love the cabin where you stayed; I grew up in a relatively old house (relatively old for the USA, that is), and its walls, floors and ceilings were all wood, so I am drawn to that type of building. The part where you are talking with the children (they are adorable!), in the background, someone is using what we used to call a rototiller, to prepare the garden; my family had one, and, when I was about the age of the little boy, it used to fascinate me, as well as scare me (ah childhood!). When you flew the drone over the village and surrounding area, I was awed by the beauty of the landscape; where I grew up (Georgia, USA), although the area had many farms, the landscape was heavily forested, so a relatively bare landscape is so different for me. When you were on your way to the glacier, I thought, "Well, if I was on that trip, I would skip that! Rough roads, snow, hidden crevasses, cold wet feet?! No thank you!" But then, you got to the ice cave - that part was stunning (and I rarely use that word because it is so over used, but in this case it is true)! The aquamarine colored ice! The pebbles suspended in the ice! That was when I realized why people make the effort. Thank you, again, for all that you do! It brings joy!😊
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