Catch the Train
Catch the Train
August 17th, 2020
After yesterday’s stroll through Lukang, today we’re going east into the mountains of central Taiwan.
This little red train will take us to a journey among elders. Lace up your shoes for an easy walk among some of Taiwan’s oldest and tallest residents, above the clouds on the top of a mountain.
More tomorrow,
Kelly
Photo of the Day: Adding a bit of light to the darkness as we get through the pandemic together. This series features travel photos from my archives, shared with you while staying close to home.
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I love your train picture. It conveys so much: romance, excitement, the joy of travel and the anticipation of new wonders and experiences that lie ahead. Looking forward to the destination 💕
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I loved this train too! The ride was only about five minutes, but it was still really fun. 🙂
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What a fun surprise! I never pictured a train running through the woods in Taiwan, but I guess I should have since I’ve heard it’s a country filled with great nature areas.
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Taiwan was full of surprises. I’m not sure what we expected but I think we came away from our trip feeling like it’s a whole island world of deep history, abundant nature and culture in spades. And such friendly people. I keep saying that, but it really was so welcoming with little English spoken (which we found refreshing and fun!).
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I am fond of woods and would like to travel deep to into it. These photos remind me of my ride through misty woods of Vayanadu, in the early morning!
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Ooh, I do not know of Vayanadu. I’ll have to look into it. Sounds lovely in the early morning! Thanks for your comment!
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You are welcome! Vayanadu is famous for its beautiful hills valleys and tea plantations. It is located in the northern part of Kerala state in India. To know more about vayanadu, visit my blogpost https://blessedreams.wordpress.com/2020/05/09/the-mesmerising-view-of-pookkottu-lake-in-vayanadu/.
You are welcome to India.
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Thanks for the link!! I’ll check it out. I’ve heard such good things about Kerala. I look forwarding to visiting someday!
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Great! Thank you very much.
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