The high volume steamers they use for the massive quantities of buns
"Me and mah family"
Where there is road construction, there are also these motorized mannequins that wave their brightly colored sticks up and down to alert traffic - very clever because the motion catches your eye.
We stopped by the beach before the rain started coming down!
...yes.
We drove south for another half hour to have sugar cane shaved ice, where everything is made with sugar cane juice. Completely worth the drive. The flavors were subtle, but it was very good. The taro was especially good, and complemented the ice very well!
Some of the machinery that they used to make the ice
A brand spanking new train station!
Tim did a fair amount of driving! Driving in Taiwan is a whole different beast!
One of the many highway side vantage points!
We stopped along the highway on the way back at a little local restaurant, which ended up to be fantastic!
Along the way home, we made an unplanned stop at the Suao Cold Springs, a type of spring that is supposedly unique to only Taiwan and Italy. Along with checking out the springs, we also had access to various fun little features throughout the park!
Ya know, just hangin' with the fam...
Tim and the magic pot
eh?
And Tim dipping his face into the magic pot.
This.
...and this...
this too!
Having some Panna Cotta Cake with coffee at the "Ox Tongue Biscuit" Factory in Yilan
Original
...and Coffee with Walnuts!
LAST LINE
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