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Women's Private Sitting-Room, thus, gathering elegance... |
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Took a wrong turn to the Building of Gathering Elegance! |
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Her infectious laughter kept us all in stitches |
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to see many of the rooms and gardens indicated. |
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and a mosaic that she is standing on. |
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Chinese paintings, murals - both representing longevity. |
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I think Bill brought this one home;-) |
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They didn't really shoot ducks, but played a game by that name during the Ming Dynasty. |
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No wonder smoking or any open fires are not allowed. |
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Yellowstone rockery meant to resemble a bank of fog. Adjacent is the Washing Ribbon Pavilion. The pool is the 334 square metre Rosy Cloud Pool. |
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decorated with rockeries and scholar stones, and used as a women's area. |
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a cypress tree dating from the Ming Dynasty, and pine, several centuries old. |
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create views that represent several seasons. |
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This pavilion is called Cool Springs Pavilion, named for the adjacent Azure Spring. |
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many of which we visited. |
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