I assume the heels in picture #66 are feminine footwear. Whatever, they
> look a little out of place.
>
They do look out of place now you mention it.


> I notice that many outdoor surfaces have a open wire mesh. I s that for
> posting signs and such? It looks like a good plan.
>

Not sure where you are referring.  Looking back, some of the mesh was to
protect the edges of bridges.


> The variations in the bicycles are really interesting. They all look
> sturdy and very handy.
>

There was a huge array of bikes. Some very old looking, where images of old
communist China (from movies) sprang to mind.

FYI.  Motor bikes in Shenzhen are banned. So there are many very quiet
electric scooters in various shapes and sizes.   I heard them referred to
as quiet assassins.


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> On 11/16/2013 9:40 AM, Justin Richards wrote:
> >> A mix of 14 days in Shenzhen
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