Tainan Hotel
No.1 Cheng Kung Road Tainan, Taiwan
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Temples, markets but not Thai
Intending to depart Kaohsiung and head directly to Xiamen we decided to explore a little more of the southern portion of Taiwan. So it was that we found ourselves on a very well organized, clean and cheap train heading north some 30 minutes (by express train) to Tainan, the oldest city in Taiwan.
First settled by the Chinese in 1590, the …
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... island if ever given the
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Aleks your hospitality and kindness made our time in Taiwan truly memorable.
Hudson: Thank you for sharing your bowling talents with MV
Alanna Kerr: Watch out.... I am coming back to Canada with a bowling vengeance :)
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Never let a Dutch person build you a fort
... milk, and lemonade. In Taiwanese fashion, our snacking night had just begun. What to eat next?
Just some more… of delicious looking freshly cut Asian pears and watermelon, please. Yes, we had just enough room for that. That did us in! As we walked past the numerous food vendors, our thoughts were with the large fried chicken, stinky tofu, steak, oysters, and snails but we just got filled up too fast. So much to ...
Dismantling the EZ
... out arrangements for the Canadian side of the operation, and to say our thanks and goodbyes – far more emotional on both sides than we would have imagined. The Engineering Department had put together a plaque signed by most of those we had met and on the reverse a photo montage of AACL staff – a wonderful memento to be added to several others we had received. Patrick would like particularly to express his thanks to Mr W (Joey) for his friendship ...
From the Philippines to Taiwan ROC
... to take us there for check-in and a quick freshen up, before driving us onto another hotel for a buffet supper he was hosting. For this meal, Debbie’s place was taken Mr Glenn, and a colleague of Shaun’s, Capt Leo, made up the septet. Again we were introduced to a different variety of dishes and despite our large lunch, were still able to sample a selection. The evening was most enjoyable and conversation flowed, but conscious that we had had a long day, ...



