and Peter did not let the opportunity to sweep me off my feet slip by! Friday afternoon he bundled me into his car and whisked me off past Cishan mountain, to track down the first peaches of the season. (and he says he isn't romantic!) en route, we checked out a place called 'Holy Mt Zion' - this is their gate:
from the looks of it, Mt Zion is what you'd call a faith based, self reliant, semi-autonomous community. (see how i didn't say sect? oops...) very impressive and very big - it really takes up a biggish hill. but a bit creepy, so no other photos to share.
update: on the drive home, we stopped and got some pineapples next to the road. back in Kaohsiung we stopped at a market for fresh chicken and an (as yet) unidentified vegetable. when we got home, Peter started dinner: Chicken and Pineapple soup!



3 comments:
it's so refreshing to stop by the cafe these days. your tone exudes happiness and enthusiasm. thank you for that...
i found granny sue's blog and she seems to have a "country" version of mulberry jam. but knowing you, this may have already come too late...
http://grannysu.blogspot.com/2008/06/mulberry-jam.html
you're always a welcome visitor Rod! lets not forget you're one of the inspirations for opening the café ;0)
ps: granny sue's recipe gave me a few great ideas! thanks!!
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awesome! thanks for popping by - now type forth and let fly!