Jenna, Megan and Emily set out on a Saturday morning in May to hunt for waterfalls along Taipei County’s San Siao Ling trail.
What they found along the way was a gorgeous wooded trail, dotted with freshly fallen, fragrant flowers and patches of sunshine.
Look closely to see the traditional farmer, who was out with his wife burning brush.
When we met him, he wanted to know if his hunch was right – yep
We’re Americans!
What they found along the way was a gorgeous wooded trail, dotted with freshly fallen, fragrant flowers and patches of sunshine.
Look closely to see the traditional farmer, who was out with his wife burning brush.
When we met him, he wanted to know if his hunch was right – yep
We’re Americans!
Only the second fall of seven (or more?) along the San Diao Ling Trail, the guidebook described this place as something out of the Last of the Mohicans. Us three girls climbed up into the cave behind the falls for a thrill
All alone, or so we thought…!
This picture was snapped by one of the 10 or so hikers that so conveniently happened upon us while climbing in the waterfall!
They all ended up getting out their own cameras and hollering down to us while we slipped, slided and squealed our way up. What we missed on film was the waterfall changing its course and dousing us thoroughly!
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Thanks for the idea and compliment TED. It still surprises us to realize people besides our mothers read this thing. I took your suggestion so now just hope & pray http://www.theexpatdirectory.com approves us.
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