We've done a bit of sight seeing since we've been here. I believe it was our second day that Gerald (one of the school's directors) took us to a park known as "Earthquake Park" where I was confronted with an awful sight. See for yourself -
Yeah... I know, right? I was horrified, too. But you can't even see that this thing's web stretches between a couple trees OVER a walkway! I ALMOST WALKED UNDERNEATH THAT THING!! Ugh... Can you even imagine? That thing could take off your hand! What if it dropped on me!!
Needless to say, I avoided it.
I'm sorry you all had to see that, but really it's for your own good. I am only warning you what could be lurking above what you may think is a pleasant, safe path. This could safe your life one day. No need to thank me, just doing what I feel is my duty to mankind...
So here's a few other, more pleasant things I've seen in Taiwan:
Rose Garden at the bus station
Entrance to Earthquake Park... isn't it neat?
One of many exquisite temples around the city (As well as the country itself, I'm assuming... but I guess I'll see!)
Oven where the some Taiwanese burn paper money for their ancestors
One of many neighborhood templesThere is so much to see here, this is really just a small taste... If only I could show you everything!
Oh well, I guess you'll have to come see for yourself. Darn.
Thanks for the warning.
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