Imperial Guards’ Garb at Prince Gong’s Mansion
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Architecture
Each week Cee of Cee’s Photography challenges bloggers with a fun prompt. This week we’re to find photos of subjects that have 2 T’s in them. It was tough, but these bottles fill the bill.
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At Prince Gong’s Mansion. I wonder how many have come true. What would you wish for?
enjoying history
Buddhist altar at Prince Gong’s Mansion
Restored in 2010
Prince Gong’s Mansion, above, was under restoration in 2010 when I first tried to see it. Here it is, open and all bright and spiffy in 2012.
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