Comments on: The Ultimate Chinese Teahouse http://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/ Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:13:19 +1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: BlackRock Teahttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-220 BlackRock Tea Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:26:58 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-220 I sure hope they have the worlds best Pu-erh! After that experience, and knowing the need to go back! Impressive how many folks seam to be on the trail... I sure hope they have the worlds best Pu-erh! After that experience, and knowing the need to go back! Impressive how many folks seam to be on the trail…

]]> By: Erichttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-199 Eric Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:41:27 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-199 Hey Nicky,You might be interested in this site: http://www.ssqq.com/ARCHIVE/vinlin27d.htm. That's all about this hiking trail. According to that page, the mountain in question is Mt Huashan, and the peak shown here is one of five peaks (the most dangerous one to reach). It's pretty chilling reading!Eric Hey Nicky,

You might be interested in this site: http://www.ssqq.com/ARCHIVE/vinlin27d.htm. That’s all about this hiking trail. According to that page, the mountain in question is Mt Huashan, and the peak shown here is one of five peaks (the most dangerous one to reach). It’s pretty chilling reading!

Eric

]]> By: Phuonghttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-201 Phuong Mon, 09 Nov 2009 21:27:04 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-201 II would do it the first chance I get BUT I am a little crazy. I went skydiving to promote one of my teas - ONO Antioxidant Junkie. Here is my first skydiving video with my girlfriends from MAUI : http://vimeo.com/5861975 Enjoy! I will post a video as soon as I take this trail to get a cup of tea too. II would do it the first chance I get BUT I am a little crazy. I went skydiving to promote one of my teas – ONO Antioxidant Junkie. Here is my first skydiving video with my girlfriends from MAUI : http://vimeo.com/5861975 Enjoy! I will post a video as soon as I take this trail to get a cup of tea too.

]]> By: Nicky Dawdahttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-200 Nicky Dawda Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:59:22 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-200 I was recently in Huangshan and though the mountains look familiar, I do not recall any such teahouse. Does anybody know its names or more details? I was recently in Huangshan and though the mountains look familiar, I do not recall any such teahouse. Does anybody know its names or more details?

]]> By: Mary Lou Heisshttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Mary Lou Heiss Thu, 22 Oct 2009 11:21:46 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-198 I am not sure what info the original link gave, but I believe that these photos were taken on the Huang Shan, the wonderful craggy mountain range in Anhui Province, China. There is a cable car up to the top and back down again ( for some of the way ) but for the intrepid there is walking up and down again. I did not take this type of jaunt when we were there, but chose simple, normal walks along the forest trails instead. But believe me, I saw women in high-heels zipping along the dangerous, slippery stone trails. And yes, we drank lots of lovely Huang Shan Mao Feng 'clouds & mist' spring green tea while there. The locks on the railing/ chains are 'lovers locks' that can be purchased by couples from lock sellers set up along the trails ....one makes a wish or vow undying love ( assuming that both parties make it back down the mountain ) and then the lock is put into place and the keys are tossed over the edge into the ravine below. Ouch. I am not sure what info the original link gave, but I believe that these photos were taken on the Huang Shan, the wonderful craggy mountain range in Anhui Province, China. There is a cable car up to the top and back down again ( for some of the way ) but for the intrepid there is walking up and down again. I did not take this type of jaunt when we were there, but chose simple, normal walks along the forest trails instead. But believe me, I saw women in high-heels zipping along the dangerous, slippery stone trails. And yes, we drank lots of lovely Huang Shan Mao Feng ‘clouds & mist’ spring green tea while there. The locks on the railing/ chains are ‘lovers locks’ that can be purchased by couples from lock sellers set up along the trails ….one makes a wish or vow undying love ( assuming that both parties make it back down the mountain ) and then the lock is put into place and the keys are tossed over the edge into the ravine below. Ouch.

]]> By: Jenn S.http://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-197 Jenn S. Tue, 20 Oct 2009 04:15:09 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-197 Whoa...that is quite incredible and something I don't think I could do! I felt nervous just seeing those pictures! Thanks for sharing them, they were fun to look at. Whoa…that is quite incredible and something I don’t think I could do! I felt nervous just seeing those pictures! Thanks for sharing them, they were fun to look at.

]]> By: Lainie Petersenhttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Lainie Petersen Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:34:51 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-194 Wow. . .that is really something. I'm afraid that I am too much of a coward to make the trek. Those planks alone made me jittery. Wow. . .that is really something. I’m afraid that I am too much of a coward to make the trek. Those planks alone made me jittery.

]]> By: Benoyhttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-196 Benoy Mon, 19 Oct 2009 13:13:58 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-196 Wow Eric thats one crazy tea lover passion hard to fulfill. I am on Jason's side. I can slip from one slope to another here in Darjeeling, but this is way too getting closer to the heavens hastily. But really enjoyed the pics and yes, thanks for the share. Do you know how they built that structure there? Wow Eric thats one crazy tea lover passion hard to fulfill. I am on Jason’s side. I can slip from one slope to another here in Darjeeling, but this is way too getting closer to the heavens hastily. But really enjoyed the pics and yes, thanks for the share. Do you know how they built that structure there?

]]> By: Jason Witthttp://teafinelybrewed.com/blog/the-ultimate-chinese-teahouse/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Jason Witt Mon, 19 Oct 2009 11:06:10 +0000 http://teafinelybrewed.com/?p=755#comment-195 Whoa! I got dizzy just looking at these photos! I couldn't do it. I couldn't take the trip. Not me. Not on those slippery planks holding that chain. Not even for tea. I'd have to pass on that. Thank God there's tea down below for me to have. <a href="http://www.jasonwitt.org/teaternity.html" rel="nofollow">--Teaternity</a> Whoa! I got dizzy just looking at these photos! I couldn’t do it. I couldn’t take the trip. Not me. Not on those slippery planks holding that chain. Not even for tea. I’d have to pass on that. Thank God there’s tea down below for me to have. –Teaternity

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