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| Of course, we had to start by eating breakfast | Posing with 邱's friend, who owns the breakfast shop |
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| Statue of 觀音 Guan Yin (Goddess of Compasion) | See how tiny I am | Traditional Taiwanese home |
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| The tide was out, which makes for a wide beach | Nothing says 'style' like a man in a hat | I think this was some sort of religious group |
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| I managed to catch a rare shot of this shy and elusive creature | Windsurfing | Just when you thought I couldn't possibly get any more glamorous... |
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| After the beach we headed over to this beautiful temple | Temple interior | Interior ceiling detail |
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| Time to eat again! Taiwanese sausage, BBQ squid, stinky tofu, ice cream (need I go on?) | "這個外國人是誰?" | Later, for the first time, I ate 釋迦 (shì jiā, or sek-khia in Taiwanese). Quite sweet and custardy, it's called "sugar apple" and "sweetsop" in English |
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