2009 Deaf Olympics in Taipei: Hanging Out at the Egg – Taiwan News

www.photojazz.ws — An account of a day spent hanging out outside the Deaflympics venue in Taipei, Taiwan. Obviously, China is boycotting...but Hong Kong came in full force.

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