Bun Festival (10 May 2011): lion dance
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2 comments:
Looks like you managed to get close up to the lion, Mr. B! How crowded was the Bun Festival this year -- same, more or less than usual? ;b
How crowded? From my vantage point there seemed to be fewer people than in previous years -- fewer participants, fewer spectators. Don't know about the bun climbing that night, didn't make it down to Pak Tai Temple.
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