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Finally a tea companion to the roadside attraction / big coffee pot series! This is definitely one to add to my travel plans. If I ever get to China to visit the Tea & Horse Road, this will be on my list of other places to visit!
It's located in Changshu, in the Jiangsu province of east China. A ginormous teapot (5.5 meters tall) is pouring "tea" into a bowl. Made of reinforced contrete, it took five artisans thirty days to finish.
Pretty cool!
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Isn't that cool, Nik? Hey Tom, that's not so odd, it was in the news. Just FYI though, if I find an article through another blog, I'm pretty good about giving credit for it. Found via ... etc. I think it's only fair. I wish other people would do the same, it would add to the linky love pool. Thanks for the heads up about your domain.
Posted by: Christine | January 05, 2007 at 06:55 AM
Hi there,
Tom here from the Tea Room Appreciators.
It's odd, but we ran a similar story the other day - check it out.
While I'm here, the address has changed (we've got our own domain now) to: http://tearoomappreciators.com.
Cheers,
Tom
Posted by: Tom | January 05, 2007 at 06:00 AM
Wow! That is really cool!
Posted by: aka Nik | January 03, 2007 at 12:07 AM