![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj63HINP6OYOJz2ylXPwuYuLW3jvpnSpd22m8qVc75IO0b1FTgFlZC8hBj-mU3h5A8zqho44n9wCYIhjTbQSK0NM9ss_howKz9l8s71WrSRHL0F6JK_k9QliYeM2ASHcLrJ5BhggIV9i2w/s400/P1030145.JPG)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj6vQnGFZ9XQRUo1IkWnwXAaMXi9wqo56VMWC_HKVd-DvhukrDfAK-bofSEUJf5QSZ-hK3yczkUND1JigPoEzflqNS4l7kIFKpoagPYM-TfLhRr3buxaguMkgNO2L9isogV4Cr39pZ2ZQU/s400/P1030144.JPG)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgYxlhVD-USqLyayfhT68C7BApqoINFHDLHDVAA8THV8L4fszAKNoCLPIetUMD1imDjjm1aNCcwBQ2h_jp-RJvuEsW81JkxcsT1JSAzfAL9qErzaTibFC_Uc54OB9gSfhid9yP973Cl1Bo/s400/P1030172.JPG)
A few more pictures and a sketch from
Guilin. The sketch is of an
Osmanthus tree which I believe is where
Guilin got it's
name Guilin= '
Osmanthus forest". The
Osmanthus tree is very fragrant and they make a special tea from it's flowers which is mixed with green or black tea.
The sketch was made while sitting in a coffee shop while the children worked out on the exercise machines. I can Highly recommend it if you are in Yang Shou. The Teas in the photos alas are not Osmanthus!