Sunday, July 30, 2006

Lion Bridge Sundae















Our hotel is located on a "walking street," i.e. one closed to traffic. Its name is Lion Bridge, so named for the archway at its head, which is decorated with lions (see above). On his final evening in Nanjing, I treated Joe to an after dinner "Lion Bridge Sundae" at one of Nanjing's upscale restaurants.
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