TUESDAY!   Continued greetings from Nanjing!  We’re still here but not for long (problems with the law enforcement community again!  Geeezz!  How did we know she wasn’t 18!).  Anyway, we have tickets for the overnight train south to Jingdezhen (are you keeping up with these names?).  It's about a 12 hour trip, but the rain continues to fall, and as much as we like things wet and slippery, motorcycles and slick don't mix well - especially in China!

The Dragon Festival in full swing, we've taken refuge in several temples around the city.  We hit the Buddhist temple, the Confucian temple, the Jewish Temple (OK, maybe not the last one).  Anyway, let's just say that we got religion!  At the Confucian temple, Stacy regained her lost virtue by sitting in a pot of smelly burning herbs, but promptly lost it just a few minutes later in the back seat of the taxi ride to our hostel.  Hey, it's China, things happen, right?

Anyway, the Riding4Beer 2011 China Tour continues it relentless path of moral destruction though Nanjng today and then across central China tonight.  OH, and we'd like to say a special "hello" to our Chinese government censors and thank them for blocking our local IP address.  Fortunately we have an Irish "mirror site" up and running (thank you Wiki Leaks!), and while it takes longer ( a lot longer) to upload our pictures and stories, nothing is too great of a sacrifice for you, our readers.  As they say in China, "Ning bao doo bahnn tek tek!"  (It's something about your sister and that birthmark on her inner thigh!).