At the Lin Family Garden in Wufeng.
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Daily Photo – Roof and Window
Published August 9, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Taiwan, Wufeng
A quiet Friday morning in Jiji Township [View the large]. Who’s been making noise on the blogs?
- Image Coffee Grey with a splendid shot of Jhongsing Village.
- Biking in Taiwan lists five favorite day rides in the Taipei area.
- Welcome to Scooter Country – courtesy of Mark Forman.
- Jim takes a family trip to Kaohsiung.
- Wandering Taiwan checks out the Orange Daylilies of Liushi Shishan.
- Neil Wade visits Shiding and Shenkeng.
- The Tainan City Guide introduces readers to the Red Wolf Tavern.
- Pinyin News takes a look at a couple of signs in Taipei County.
- David Reid reviews Formosa Betrayed.
- Tim Maddog rounds up July’s big political news.
- A recent computerized scenario showed that it would take only three days for PLA forces to capture Taipei. We don’t have to worry about that here in Nantou – we’re already occupied by Chinese tourists.
Posting has been a bit sporadic lately and likely will continue to be for the foreseeable future.
Daily Photo – Bicycle Lane
Published August 3, 2010 Daily Photo , Photography Leave a CommentTags: Taiwan
On a recreational bicycle lane in Jiji, Taiwan.
Spotted in the bed of a compact truck.
I once caught a fish this big.
- Guanxi – Taichung’s newest ex-pat magazine is out.
- Wandering Taiwan visits the Shanbanqiao Opera Life Culture Center.
- Stu hikes Snow Mountain.
- Mark goes to the Taichung Aboriginal Culture Festival.
- Shu Flies attends the Taipei Toy Festival.
- Biking in Taiwan rides Xindian’s Shizaitoushan.
- The Bradt Travel Guide with information on Lord Chi.
- Joshua Samuel Brown visits Keelung Night Market.
- Taiwanese Secrets with a travel guide for Dalun on the East Coast.
- Fili visits the 228 Memorial Park and Museum.
- Patrick Cowsill goes to court.
- Sponge Bear rants [Part I and Part II].
- Ben Goren rounds up today’s news.
- Formosa Plastics on fire [again].
- Global Voices Online covers a protest which turned the boulevard in front of the Presidential Office into rice fields.
- Save the Taiwan Humpback Dolphin reports that the environmentally destructive Hushan Dam will be completed in 2014.
A young man selling Rou Yuan [肉圓] in Hsinchu.
Taichung – Worldwide Photowalk
Published July 27, 2010 Taichung City , Western Taiwan Leave a CommentTags: Worldwide Photowalk
I met up with Mark and David for the Taichung-edition of Scott Kelby’s Third Annual Worldwide Photowalk. Mark led us around Taichung’s West District on a hot and overcast Saturday afternoon. Although I didn’t come back with any stellar shots, it was a lot of fun exploring with great company.
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Looking to conquer mountains, flats, or your morning commute? My friend Michael C. is selling his 2009 Bike Day Giant LTD along with extras.
- The Taiwan Pictures Digital Archive gets a facelift.
- Starbreez survives the Caoling Historic Trail.
- Taiwanese Secrets presents a travel guide for Hsinchu.
- Fili visits the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall.
- Lady Gaga’s favorite tea cup is purple. What about yours? Tea Masters with some tips for finding your favorite tea cup.
- Michael C. cycles a coastal adventure.
- Brian Q. Webb visits the World Chocolate Wonderland in Taipei.
- Patrick Cowsill has the scoop on trailers available for rent in Banchiao.
- Taichung Photowalk this weekend.
- Craig Ferguson offers photo tours in Taipei.
- The Battle of Fisherman’s Wharf with information about Danshui’s past cholera epidemics.
- A Chinese tourist caught in May taking photos in a restricted area may have been directed by PRC intelligence.
- Letters from Taiwan with recent survey results for the President, ECFA, and Legislature.
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