The flow of hot water changes the pool every twenty, minutes. Since the water is considerably warmer than the human body it soaked the soreness out of our muscles and we soon forgot our aches from. the strenuous climb.
'Huang Shan has hed its great days. Indeed all of ts days for hundreds thousands of years have been rear 'But in ihe fancy' of visitors It'hes had sts great days in. he past said that Emperor Muangul, nest treat ruler of historic China, ruled {oo years and then retired to'Huane Shan as the best place from which {o depart for the. celestial regions Hie name has given the name Hang Shan to the mountains name Which 'The balance of the night and leisurely half forenoon atthe Lake-view Hotel in Hangchow gave usa ood new, slart over the new high-Way toward Shihhsien and Huang Shan, Later we retuned by the rond to Nanking on which we had' started for Huang' Shan so in the end we had a chance to cover both of these new highways—the one from Hangchow and the one. from Nanking. The roads are excellent for motoring save the stretch from Nanking to Wuhu which is far the worst of the whole trip, particularly the section from Nanking to, the Anhwei border. If one fills the tank at every opportunity along the road tone will not run out of gas. One may be scores of miles from a competent public garage, but the bus companies friendly and wilt exe tend the helping hands of their mechanics or send a relief but at nominal charges. So private motor-Ing is not to be feared, Second Gear Advisable The road from Hangchow to Shihhislen. crosses, two very igh passes and iz a fine feat of engineering, The grades are gradual, so. that one Aoesn't wear out brake Unings un-uly, but second gear Is always safer fon such roads. and the mountain curves and: towering hills above and sleep precipices below make a thrill-
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