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I moved your thread to this forum, so let's see what kind of responses you get. The map you need is the main Great Wall map. You can find it here.
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Do you mean the Great Wall around Zhangye? Or did you find any signs like beacon towers along the national route G227?Can you tell us a bit more about what you have seen? I walked the entire Gansu Ming Great Wall in 2007, so I know any part of it quite well.
-chinoook
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Hi Chinoook,
I means the entire Great Wall from Jiayuguan to Lanzhou(acturally end at Wushaoling I think), and sorry I dont have any new information about the Great Wall, even what I know about it very poor, so that is why I ask help for you. Would you like tell me your detail trip or your Hiking journal, such as what equipment need to prepare? how many kilmeters to walk a day? where are you stay for overnight? etc. I plan to experience it by myself or I will carry out the people to experience in the future. Thank you. |
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My equipment was normal light-weight backpacking equipment such as a sleeping bag, a mattress, summer cloths, medicine, a knife, walking sticks and so on. I went up to 58km a day. I mostly stayed outside in my sleeping bag. Since I did not carry a tent I slept either under the open sky or in caves or even farming huts. Some days I stayed at small hotels, some days I was invented to stay at local people's houses. Currently I am not longer through-hiking but visiting selected places of Non-Ming dynasty Great Wall as Qin, Jin, Han, and others. But I will conitinue my walk in Shanxi, but not this year. Two days ago I was walking together with Robert 27km of Ming/Qin Great Wall close to Yulin. -chinoook
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![]() The Ming Great Wall doesn't go exactly to Lanzhou, true, but it extends (not continuously) southwest from Jiayuguan in the general direction of Lanzhou.
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I currently don't have any GE at my hands (sitting in a Yulin hotel room). But I think I understand what you mean. What I was thinking about is the Lanzhou Loop, a thing I have often seen claimed but never seen prooved. I still doubt that there is such a thing from the Ming and am sceptical for some reasons that such a thing existed in other dynasties. To be not misunderstood: I mean a wall.
-chinoook
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