Album 7: Wuhan: Museums and a quiet lake Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com

Album 1: Beijing and the Great Wall | Album 2: Xian and the Terracotta Army | Album 3: Guilin and the Lijiang | Album 4: Kunming and the Stone Forest | Album 5: Chongqing, an overnight stop | Album 6: Yangtze River and the Three Gorges | Album 7: Wuhan: Museums and a quiet lake | Album 8: Hangzhou: Prosperity, tea, and a monastery | Album 9: Wuzhen, an ancient canal town | Album 10: Suzhou: Silk, canals and gardens | Album 11: Shanghai: 16 million people, pet crickets and a museum the shape of a turtle. | Album 12: There and back: Airports

Album 7: Wuhan: Museums and a quiet lake

Confession: I'd never heard of Wuhan before I read our itinerary. But it's bigger than Sydney! Also flatter and smoggier. We saw a hectic and busy city where crossing
the road was an extreme adventure, but also went to peaceful places where we didn't need to raise our voices to say "ooh!" and "ah!". And the museum was superb.

Labels in English, and photography allowed!	Buried 2400 years ago, restored and playable	Ancient Bronze	Music at the Hubei Museum: they played the Ode to Joy!	East Lake, Wuhan
East Lake	Fisherman with bicycle	Submarines and gunboats for hire	Pavillion & statue for a poet	Fishing, East Lake, Wuhan
At the Yellow Crane Tower	Healthy exercise	The Yellow Crane Tower, Wuhan	Recycling, with interesting labels	View from the Yellow Crane Tower
Interior, Yellow Crane Tower	Wall decoration 1, Yellow Crane Tower	Roof detail	Wall decoration 2, Yellow Crane Tower

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