Dinner in the mist
By Lee Boueri
@CoachME (140)
Sydney, Australia
March 1, 2019 10:23pm CST
We were in China in 2004 and went off the beaten track. In the middle of nowhere on the banks of a river, someone had built a restaurant. We arrived early in the evening and the whole area was covered with a thick mist as if someone had started a giant smoke machine.
The whole area was covered in a grey tinge and the pink tablecloths looked like they were glowing in contrast. It created a very surreal f not eerie atmosphere I tried to capture in this photo. I'd love to go back on day and see how much this has changed.
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@CoachME (140)
• Sydney, Australia
2 Mar 19
We went on a weekday and there was probably twice the amount of people you see in the picture. I am guessing that in summer the business is better as well as on weekends, but I'm guessing
@hereandthere (45651)
• Philippines
2 Mar 19
as the picture unfolded i did notice how the pink tablecloth stood out
did you stop to eat there?
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@CoachME (140)
• Sydney, Australia
2 Mar 19
@hereandthere Yes we did. Nothing too exotic. They had things like seahorses and turtles, we just had fish and a lobster.
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@JWMILLER (3280)
• Westmoreland, Tennessee
10 Mar 19
Seems quite picturesque to me. I liked China quite a lot.
@JohnRoberts (109857)
• Los Angeles, California
2 Mar 19
That was an unusual experience.
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@toniganzon (72279)
• Philippines
2 Mar 19
And that mist reaches South Korea actually and they hate it.
