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A wave of slate - Jaap Grolleman

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We’re in Zhuchuan (株川村), a small yet one of the most intact old villages we’ve ever visited in Zhejiang. The village is three hundred years old, and is really not much more than six ever-expanding rows of houses, set like an auditorium. But everything fits so perfectly together. Many houses can be entered from the […] The post A wave of slate appeared first on Jaap Grolleman.

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A wave of slate - Jaap Grolleman

We’re in Zhuchuan (株川村), a small yet one of the most intact old villages we’ve ever visited in Zhejiang. The village is three hundred years old, and is really not much more than six ever-expanding rows of houses, set like an auditorium. But everything fits so perfectly together. Many houses can be entered from the […] The post A wave of slate appeared first on Jaap Grolleman.

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