Nancy and I are off on another Road Scholar adventure...this time to China. That should be a bit more interesting than repairing the overhang in Fillmore. Here's a brief overview:
Arrival Beijing (China), 4 nights; flight to Luoyang, 2 nights;
train to Xi’an, 3 nights; flight to Lhasa (Tibet), 4 nights; flight to
Chongqing; Yangtze River study cruise, 3 nights; disembark in Yichang,
flight to Shanghai, 3 nights; departure.
Our accomodations are listed over there in the sidebar.
We're really lucky that we have a non-stop flight from Newark
Thurs, April 24, United Airlines 89, leaving Newark at 11:55 a.m. and arriving in Beijing at 1:45 p.m., but that's on April 25! Beijing (and all of China is 12 hours ahead of NYC, and 15 ahead of LA). The flight is some 14 hours long.
Returning on United 87 from Shanghai on Weds, May 14, leaving Shanghai at 3:55 p.m. and arriving Newark at 6:30 p.m. the same day. That flight is some 14 and a half hours long although I would rather think it was the 2 and a half it is if you do simple math.
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