The now annual Nantou City Sand Sculpture Festival was held last month at its usual location along the Maoluo River. Cathy and I took my parents there during their visit to Taiwan during the Lunar New Year holiday. I am happy to report that this year was free of any incidents of vandalism. Here is a small collection of photographs from the event.
The Taiwan High Speed Train roars out of a tunnel…
…while a CK124 steam locomotive reaches its destination at a more leisurely pace
Boat Launching Ceremony of Orchid Island’s Tao Aborigines
Kending National Park’s Eluanbi lighthouse being overtaken by giant rabbits
The Fortune Frog wishes everyone a prosperous Year of the Rabbit
Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Unfortunately I didn’t get around to posting this until after the event was over. Next time I’ll try to be a little more time punctual in case any of my readers are interested in visiting. In the meantime, you can view posts of the 2009 and 2010 Sand Sculpture Festivals.
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