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Day 3
... stomach, and
gizzard, and it wasn't too bad.
Following the meal, we took off for Daisetsuzan. While on the road
we spotted a cool-looking side attraction as we neared Daisetsuzan
National Park. There was a typical souvenir shop, but there was a
large dome called the Hokkaido Ice Pavillion that intrigued me. It
took a little convincing, but I managed to get at least Bryan to join
me in the Pavillion adventure. It was 1000 ...
Lavender fields...
After a pleasant two hour train journey from Sapporo we arrived in Furano. There we checked into a nice Youth Hostel and went for a walk to enjoy the countryside. Where it's all about skiing in winter, during spring and summer the big draw card is expansive fields with perfectly aligned rows of lavender and various flowers. And even though we're not too much into flowers, this was really quite beautiful. Impressive was also the amount of tourists here. We haven't seen many ...
Shower me with flowers
... always pleasing. Rain kept bothering us along the way. We had to look for cover at the Fuda farm. My dad's sneaker lost its sole and I lent him my sandal.
Besides looking at the flowers, what could we do? The hills at Furano and Mei look okay, countryside, natural view, refreshing if you work and dwell in big cities.
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Bathing and Catty Wompass !!
... scrubbing and abnormal quantities of conversation considering the circumstance. Don't get me wrong I am quite comfortable with being in the buff every now and then. I mean its primal, liberating and lets one really get in touch with parts of oneself that may be forgotten every now and then ( hmm ... you know what I mean). Yeah so first things first you drop trow in a room full of tatami mats and find a cubby hole for all of your clothes. You grab ...
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