Posts by David - The Mango Road
Gangxia North metro station, Shenzhen, China
Gangxia North metro station, Shenzhen, China
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Wandering around a 600-year-old fortress in southern China
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Outrageous architecture
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As the evening rush hour kicks in, a kaleidoscope of lights begin to flicker and pulse over its entire surface.
One of the more bizarre sculptures I’ve ever encountered is a 2.5 metre statue of an oyster that stands proudly on the waterfront at Lau Fau Shan.
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Gunung Sindoro, Central Java, Indonesia
So I set off up the slopes of Gunung Sindoro before first light, wondering if I could get to the top before the clouds rolled in.
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Most often called the Ruin of St Paul's, it is actually called Mater Dei. St Paul's was the name of the college of which it was a part. It was built between 1602 and 1640, and destroyed by fire in 1835.
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Some images of mine have just been published on Smart Travel Asia
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Hiking glaciers alone is not something sensible people should do. Ah, but I was young and foolish then. This is Snæfellsjokul in Iceland circa 1985. At the time I thought this was the top. Google has since persuaded me that it wasn’t.
Hiking glaciers alone is not something sensible people should do. Ah, but I was young and foolish then. This is Snæfellsjokul in Iceland circa 1985. At the time I thought this was the top. Google has since persuaded me that it wasn’t.
#iceland #travel #photography #travelphotography
Great Egret with lunch, South Lantau, Hong Kong
Great Egret with lunch, South Lantau, Hong Kong
#birds #wildlife #photography #hongkong
It is the complete destination 🤣
I camped all over Iceland for a month back in my youth. Not sure how my old bones would react to that nowadays but I'd give it a couple of nights, for sure
Macau also has 400 years of Portuguese colonial history and great food. It's a fascinating place and just a 30-40 minutes by bus to Hong Kong.
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Absolutely, Venice too. That's just across the road from London and concealed by Paris. Hollywood is right behind me 🤣🤣. An interesting side note is that gambling revenues in Macau are now almost double those in Las Vegas.
Thanks Gabriele🙏
The Tan Tan, or Big Buddha, at the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island, Hong Kong
The Tan Tan, or Big Buddha, at the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island, Hong Kong
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🙏thanks, Lester
I don't know what Teleguard messenger is. I'm on Instagram @davidsutton_sparkoflight and themangoroad.com but that looks better on your computer than it does on your phone. I also have Facebook but my social media activity is sporadic.
You can see the same things in Macau without getting shot. It also has 400 years of history and Portuguese egg tarts, which Vegas doesn't have.
Yes, it is owned by Stanley Ho's Sociedade de Turismo e Diversões de Macau, who also own 18 other casinos in Macau. For years Ho had a monopoly on gaming in Macau but when his license expired in 2001 the government invited other operators. Revenues in Macau are now almost double that of Las Vegas
Grand Lisboa, hotel and casino, Macau
Grand Lisboa, hotel and casino, Macau
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The lobby of The Parisian, a hotel and casino in Macau
The lobby of The Parisian, a hotel and casino in Macau
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A chedi at Wat Ka Nun sits on a limestone cliff as evening falls over the little town of Thong Pa Pum, Thailand.
A chedi at Wat Ka Nun sits on a limestone cliff as evening falls over the little town of Thong Pa Pum, Thailand.
#travel #photography #travelphotography #thailand #temple #nightphoto #night
St Anthony's Church, Macau. The first church on this site was built in 1560 marking the site where the Jesuits established their HQ. The present structure dates only as far back as 1930.
St Anthony's Church, Macau. The first church on this site was built in 1560 marking the site where the Jesuits established their HQ. The present structure dates only as far back as 1930.
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I don't know I've never been there.