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Jack Daw · 10-30-2010, 04:41 AM

A very nice story. From Scot's words I presumed that he was in some sort of subtropical area, but that city (xishuang...) seems to be a full-blown tropical city. Or at least very well beyond the line. Stable rainforests are difficult to create in subtropical areas (but there are exceptions - like the one near Brisbane).

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