The views and atmosphere here are absolutely gorgeous. I'd love to live here but that's out of the question I guess. So I'll just have to be contented coming here time after time.
Father and son enjoying a leisurely stroll in the sunshine.
Boats parked on Danshuei river.
Our first time to visit the Fort San Domingo, a Dutch castle, I was pretty excited and we walked all along from the Fisherman's Wharf, but it was closed for renovation. All I could do was just sit at its gate and sighed 'now what?'
'Mom, can we stop and take a rest for a while? I'm tired of walking.'
Buying for some yummy pastries and cakes. This is a must.
The sun was slowly setting as we were waiting for a ferry that would take us back to Bali.
The most amazing view.
on the ferry
pecking at pig's blood cake - Taiwan's strangest snack
tama pala cnasabi ni lolo Berting, he is always right, now I am sure. he is always telling us that tito domengs name is really chinese. He even had a fort in his name, Fort St. Dau Ming Go. kapangalan pa ni dau ming sy ha, bigatin talaga. "Sorry tatay ha, akala ko jokeneneng ka lang nun e, di pala, Wakekek!!!! ,... nanay
ReplyDeletewhat are you talking about? Domingo isn't Chinese, it's Spanish...hehehhe...you think too much.
ReplyDeleteBaleng
pig's blood cake - yuck!
ReplyDeleteoi regalo nyo s mn tour jan! nyeheheh
bebangskie!
Yes Bebang, we actually thought of that. One of our wedding presents will be an all-expense-paid honeymoon trip to Taiwan. Oh gosh, I'm so excited, I can't wait.
ReplyDeletePig's blood cake is the most bizarre food in the world, according to British survey. It's good, you should try it.
Ate Balen