I will update this with a summary of this class in a few days. As for now here are the links with all the materials used in the class. This was a great 8-week course. We met on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:30 pm…
This is where I will write about October 2020 – man I was busy. I spent most of my time this month either in the classroom, on the bike, with my family, and a bit of commuting between Wufeng and Taoyuan. The weather this month…
Already running strong into the fall semester of 2020 at my place of work. Life is moving along without any real fuss these days in Taiwan. Here is my recent photo dump from the last few weeks. A few outstanding events worth mentioning: My daughter…
Summer Rain They gathered under the new roof Near the edge with buckets As if to win the lottery, so they reckoned. In the heat of the late summer They had nailed and measured Pushed wood up gravity and into What they saw as a…
Here are some photos I took documenting a painting I created last summer – simple materials: wood veneer, acrylic student paints, and a very cheap paintbrush. It took ages to finish this one.
Various images I probably uploaded to my Facebook account. One day Facebook will be gone, so getting a head start with this blog – see what happens.
I wrote this a couple years ago for an online lesson. Here is it on my blog – enjoy. Taiwan offers some of the best cycling in Asia. The network of roads that wind throughout the mountainous terrain is a hill climber’s dream come true.…
A short mini hiking holiday. This was a fun three days. Here are the images. August 2020 – good times!
Some images from Summer 2020 – Family fun in Taiwan, just dropping some photos to get a hang of how to upload photos here.
The roll into 2020. Here are some images I took during the last week of 2019 and the first few days of 2020.
This is where I explain my week. I spent some time on the bike. I rode up to Puli, did a bit of time on 139 and also did the Shuili – Sun Moon Lake ride. We celebrated Christmas on Friday evening – December 27th…
All of these boxes were found on the road somewhere in Taiwan. If you are unfamiliar with the betel nut take a minute to Google it. If you are interested in these images without the watermark drop me a comment. I don’t chew these nuts…