Only seems right i submit a pic for you as our causes somewhat match – i walk the streets around the world in my vibram bearfooted shoes, n love to go bare footed.
Cheers, Mick from Nova Scotia
Nice shot!
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Today we decided to go to Wu Lai, which has all the HOT SPRINGS 
There was also a lao jie there so there was a lot to see & buy & eat hehe. We didn’t go to those hot springs that need to pay ones, cos it’s like already sooooo hot in TW and it’s kinda weird if we go for HOT spring righhhhhht!
Yea, hot springs doesn’t do it in the heat 
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“The thin island of Cijin is a very popular day trip from Kaohsiung. Just a quick ferry ride from the Kaohsiung harbor and you’re right near the bustling seafood street, where you might just find the “best seafood” in all of Kaohsiung or Taiwan. We did not. It wasn’t terrible or anything, just not as amazing as some of the other places we’d eaten so far. And nowhere near the deliciousness that is the Temple Street Night Market in Kowloon Hong Kong. Best ever if you ask me.
However, the area does reek of photogenic. From the local fishermen, excited tourists, various vendors and roaming packs of wild dogs, the place is a photographer’s delight. Not to mention the amazing Matsu Temple (Tianhou Temple at Cihou). Especially once the daylight went away. I might just do a whole post on the photos I shot of that thing! For now here’s some of my faves from the day.
Matsu Temple Guy | Nikon D700 24mm F1.4 1/50 ISO 640 “
Great shot!
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“I was on my second cup of coffee this morning when we had an earthquake. Only 5.9, not as rough as the 6.4 we had last year, but enough to get me up and out of the house just in case. Standing outside, feeling the earth swaying under my feet reminded me of the unsteadiness of our lives & the facades of stability we tend to surround ourselves with. So, after the earth settled down, I went in, sat down and did this piece on a piece of rough watercolor paper.
I did it with my fan brush and a no. 0 round. The inks I did with my nib pen, and I kept them loose. Lotsa burnt sienna… “
Great painting!
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