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The intersecting canals across town appear and func-tion like veins. Cruising down the meandering emeraldrivers are ferries covered with bamboo-weaved awningspainted black to resist weathering. Boatme
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The intersecting canals across town appear and func-tion like veins. Cruising down the meandering emeraldrivers are ferries covered with bamboo-weaved awningspainted black to resist weathering. Boatmen usually weartriangular black felt caps and steer using both hands andfeet.
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