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It's been three years since I tried to find this waterfall. At the time the area was still recovering from the devastating Typhoon Morakot 2 years earlier (2009). Many aboriginal villages throughout Taiwan had been devastated by the storm that killed over 600 people. The river in one Laiyi aboriginal village rose so much that approximately half of the houses were destroyed by the flowing water. In addition nearly all of the major bridges were washed away cutting villages off for weeks and months. It would take years to rebuild all of the bridges. Some places are still rebuilding five years later.
But this trip was different. The bridges and roads have been rebuilt and once again we can access the area. Laiyi is similar to the Wutai area with waterfalls cascading out of the cliffs at nearly every turn. Our goal however was to hike back to Yuanyang Waterfall and see the two waterfalls converge within a couple of meters from each other.
A photo from 2011 showing the village with half washed away houses that are now buried in a protective dike. We didn't have time to visit this time but it would be interesting to see if the houses remain. I cannot imagine how difficult it would be to have a daily reminder of the damage. For more photos here is a link to my old trip.
Asher leads the way since he visited here this summer.
One of the water crossings and a side valley on the way to the waterfall. It was shortly after this that we saw 3-4 Formosan Serow but I wasn't able to get a photo fast enough.
Yuanyang Waterfall. The waterfall on the right cascades down the cliff several hundred meters while the waterfall on the left is a small drop in the main river valley.
Directions to Yuanyang Waterfall can be found on my waterfall website.
Yilin Waterfall is next to the road and you can quickly stop there on the way to Yuanyang Waterfall. This is the 4th tier which is a little tricky to reach but gives you access to a private swimming pool. That's one of the benefits of the extra work required to reach it.
The second tier shows how the waterfall has shifted over time with a variety of ladders and stairs that are now in the waterfall.
The first tier of Yilin Waterfall
If there's water then Asher will playing in it. The locals enjoyed his show.
Directions to Yilin Waterfall can be found on my waterfall website.
We have been incredibly fortunate this year to have multiple 3 day holiday weekends. This doesn't happen every year since some holidays are based on lunar cycles and others are date specific. The challenge every 3 day weekend is finding awesome places to go that aren't completely overrun by others also taking advantage of the 3 day holiday weekends. This weekend we chose Tsengwen Reservoir in Tainan/Chaiyi county and were able to avoid most of the weekend crowd. Tsengwen Reservoir is Taiwan's largest reservoir but we were focused on the 15-20 waterfalls that show up on maps surrounding the reservoir. We haven't found all of them yet but we found 5 last weekend.
Tsengwen Reservoir on a hazy day from the spaceship looking observation deck
Two years ago this observation deck had been built but looked abandoned. Since then they have built up the tacky touristy attractions in the recreation area and there is now a cafe in the observation deck.
Our target the 1st day was Feiyun Waterfall on the west side of the reservoir. We explored several roads but we only had a general idea of where it was and where we were and we couldn't find it. Obviously I didn't take this photo of myself. Asher Leiss took it as I rode up a mountain in a fruitless search.
We did find Shuiliandong Waterfall just off of the road near Tsengwen Dam. I was quite surprised to find this perfect grotto for swimming and it is still a little hot here so we went swimming.
Directions to Shuiliandong Waterfall (click here).
One great thing they have done with Tsengwen Reservoir Recreation Area is setup a large and free (with paid entry 100/50NT) camping area near the south entrance.
Landslides are a constant issues on mountain roads and the workers are reinforcing the hillside with concrete to prevent road closures.
We observed a target from across the valley and concocted a plan on how to get there. We weren't able to go here this time but we found this stream with several waterfalls above it.
Asher is scouting a potential trail to our waterfall target.
After a 2km roadwalk uphill through a betelnut farm the road became an overgrown trail. We weren't going to turn around at point.
First we heard the water and then we were rewarded with an amazing swimming hole and waterfall.
Directions to Caoshan Stream Waterfalls (click here).
There are numerous waterfalls upstream and downstream but climbing equipment is needed.
Rolling hills on the walk back to our motorcycles.
We quickly stopped at Chingyun Waterfall on our way to our campsite. Chingyun is a very popular swimming hole near Dapu.
Directions to Chingyun Waterfall click here.
Our campsite is the island in the foreground right on Tsengwen Reservoir.
A morning guest at our campsite.
There were also 10-20 powered paragliders flying over the reservoir.
Just by chance Ken Nelson (Asher's friend) was flying that day and took a photo of our campsite. We are on the little island in middle right of the photo. We are still there but we look pretty small from way up there.
We talked to Ken Nelson for awhile and I took this video of another paraglider taking off.
This was the start to our hike on our third day. On the other side of these seven sturdy pieces of bamboo is a water lover's playground. It's not for those scared of heights though.
There is no way to access the area without going over the bridge.
There are many interesting pockmarks caused by water erosion.
And there is of course Chinglong Waterfall (Green Dragon). Twice this weekend we had an idea of where to go looking for waterfalls but we were very surprised to actually find such amazing places. We aren't so lucky other weekends.
Directions to Chinglong Waterfall (click here).
We visited one last roadside waterfall on our way back to Kaohsiung.
Directions to this waterfall are available in my waterfall guide (click here).
The overwhelming reason that I chose my apartment was the view of Kaohsiung. I am very happy with the rest of my apartment but I still love the view. I have a completely unblocked 180 degree view with the Pingdong mountains to the east, the 85 building to the south and Monkey Mountain to the west. During the summer the air pollution (it's bad) blows away and there are spectacular views of the city. The only bad thing is that I typically am teaching during the evening and miss the sunset. Here are the views from various times during the summer.
Sunrise to the east
The eastern view in the late afternoon
The blue hour
A common view to the south
Another common view to the south.
Kaohsiung gets 2 meters of rain each year. Almost all of the rain falls between May-September. The remainder of the year is a drought.
I think this is the only rainbow that I remember during my 5 years in Taiwan
Sadly summer is ending and the air pollution will return stealing the sunsets.
I have known about this waterfall for 2 years and lately a friend has been teasing me with pics from his frequent trips back there. I decided that I was going for a long motorcycle ride and check this one off of my long to do list. Majia is a stunningly beautiful and mostly unknown mountain village near Sandimen. Despite its enormous size Shalawan Waterfall rarely shows up on maps and I didn't notice any signs for it. I was even looking for the Chinese but I could have missed one. There were about a dozen roadside waterfalls that were the location of many Moon Festival barbeques.
Sometimes I have problems finding stuff in the mountains since the roads rarely have names or numbers and signs are rarely in English. Sometimes they don't even have signs in Chinese. I'm also a man which prevents me from asking for directions. I went to the end of the three main roads that I found past Majia and Shalawan Waterfall eluded me this time. At the end of one of the roads I found an interesting aboriginal slate house. At the end of another I found a great hiking trail and the other ended at a great mountaintop camping spot. It turns out that the slate house was pretty much the trailhead for Shalawan Waterfall so at least I know where I need to return to next time.
The most impressive of the road side waterfalls.
One of the ends that I explored was the Zhenlishan trail. It doesn't summit a great peak but in the rain today it was a stunning trail to hike.
That dark cloud basically summarizes my day in the mountains. It rained and then it stopped. And then it rained and then it rained until I reached the sunny
parts of the flat plain. This was quite refreshing after a hot, humid summer though.
The trail was a pleasure to hike even in the rain.
I have always enjoyed walking in clouds.
It really was an easy trail to walk.
It was just one of those days.
Looking north towards Wutai before more rain came down.
I'm pretty sure that I was inside of one of the those red dots in southern Taiwan this afternoon.
As a traveler you meet all sorts of people. Some of these people go back to normal lives but others continue to live the dream. Some us lead semi-normal lives while sometimes living the dream. Even if you are not chasing down the latest adventure in an exotic country there is still an opportunity to live vicariously through those that do incredible writing, photography and videography. Here are a few of the incredible independent travelers that I have been following recently.
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I haven't actually met Francis Tapon but he's a friend of friends. He hiked the Pacific Crest Trail the year before I did and followed that up by exploring Eastern Europe for a couple of years. After that he published an excellent book (Hidden Europe) about the history and current situation in each Eastern European country. This time instead of writing about his travels he's making videos to expand his audience. He is planning on visiting all 54 African countries during the next 4 years. Thishe wants to film a TV series about his travels. The goal of his kickstarter project is to finance a professional level pilot that could turn into a TV series. Below is a trailer for the pilot that describes why his particular show is important and what it offers that is different from the content that is currently out there. There are 2 weeks left and he still needs to raise 3000 dollars.
These two Australians have been cycling all over Asia for more than a year and this is the twelfth short video that they have made about their travels. Someday (when I have more time) I would like to add this type of videography to my travel blogging. I love these videos and can never wait for the next one to be posted.
Out Of Order (hiker nickname) was someone that I seemed to always be near (20-50 miles) on the Pacific Crest Trail in 2007 but I think I only saw him once. He set out on an ambitious adventure 2 years ago. He kayaked from Minnesota to Louisiana to Florida to New York and back to Minnesota. His trip is finished but it was an amazing feat and he told some amazing stories on his blog. This is also worth checking out. Link to Blog
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– There are no plans for Jim Ross to announce full time in WWE this year. It is possible he will still call the occasional match at big shows like Wrestlemania 29. WWE recently made the decision to remove him from the announcing team at NXT because it's a developmental show and they want to groom new announcers.
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What a better announcer to learn from sitting side by side. Bad idea to remove him.
what? no MSG? come on
Would love to have WM 30 in MSG as a tradition, but they don't want to host another event in bout the same area. Sucks.
Being that I am from Philadelphia, I am being prejudiced when I say,"Have WM30 in Philadelphia"
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I love watching these behind the scenes videos the USMNT puts out. Those close up views really show give you more perspective. The game looked intense on ESPN, but watching Bocanegra getting physical with Argentina…really shows you how tough they played. And Jozy appeared to get double, sometimes triple teamed whenever he got the ball.
love the down-on-the-field footage. I was at the game, and felt that it was basically messi against tim howard. watching this makes even clearer-tim was just a beast that night. he earned the draw.
and little messi, in person and up close, is a force of nature.
I'm pretty sure I could do Bob Bradley's job. I'll do it for $100,000 a year. I could definitely give a better platitude rich motivational halftime speech than Bradley, that's for sure. Does he have Tourette's, by the way?
Whether you like the half-time speach or not, you gotta give the guy credit-the boys almost always come out fired up and playing better. They certainly did that night. And while you might find the speach simple-i thought the message, based on how we played the first half (not stringing passes together, guys not moving and showing for the ball) was exactly right.
Of course, it would be nice if they started that way once in a while..
You're out of your mind. You have no idea how hard it is to motivate a bunch of pros after they have have been thoroughly undressed by the other team.
I thought it was impressive how Bradley sought to change their mindset, get them to think a bit differently in the second half.
The proof is in their play. The team performed much better in the second half.
Maybe Bob should think about giving the half-time speech before the game starts?
Timmy was huge!
Ha,Bradley's halftime talk was the same I do with my U12 kids. Pass and move. "maybe we can string 5 or 6 passes together". What a concept!
Yet somehow he's been a success at every level and you're still coaching u12′s. It's almost as if there's more to the job than what you can see on youtube. Hmm.
Define successful.
I have nothing against the man. I just think its pathetic that our boys don't know they're supposed to move after passing the ball.
yeah i think fans are a little too tough on jozy. they say he loses the ball too much, doens't do enough with it when he does get it, etc. but i think our forwards have to drop way too deep to receive the ball, and when they do receive it, they're roughed up by 2 defenders and a mid. dempsey too, he gets fouled ALL the time. i wonder what the other teams scouting report says about us.
Soccer's a simple game, bro. Sometimes players try to make it too complicated against superior competition, at every level.
It says we give up the ball too easily under pressure
LOVE this videos…at least when we get a result. hehe. A couple things stood out to me:
-pause it at :14 seconds into it to get a view of the defensive plans. Guess Bradley was in charge of watching Messi?? Haha…worst job in the world.
-WOW. Does Howard slap DeMerritt's hand away when he tries to dap him at 1:17?? Daaaaaymn!! I don't know if that's the Tourettes talkin, but…that's our boy!
Don't be silly, no ONE stops Messi. What Bradley did was exactly what needed to be done, intercept passes when possible, get goal-side (as much as you can on such a quick player), do not over-commit and make it easy for Messi, make his presence known and make Messi's play predictable so others (Onweyu, Demerit and Jones) can commit to making clean tackles.
that board simply shows how both teams will be lined-up. It doesnt state any specific game plan


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OCT 21 Here's an interesting story from the National Journal about New Orleans almost 10 years post-Katrina. There are demographic information and charts, as well as some commentary about the corresponding changes in the way the city looks and works.
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OCT 21 The McClatchy DC blog posts this fascinating view of Louisiana's political landscape. It's a little heavy on the cliches, and also a little heavy on the quaint Cajun/Creole shtick, but it's still good reading -- if only for the outside view of our insides.
OCT 21 An audit finds very little federal oversight of coastal restoration grants, the Advocate reports here. Two federal agencies charged with overseeing how the money was spent didn't oversee the grants properly, didn't know enough about how the grants were supposed to be spent, and provided conflicting records about the money, the audit found.
OCT 21 The first Senate debate featuring all three candidates was a big ho-hum, columnist Jim Beam writes in this post. Nobody said anything new or interesting, and nobody emerged the clear winner, he says.
OCT 21 Bobby Jindal can't seem to leave Daniel Malloy alone, this post on NOLA Defender says. On a recent trip to stump for another GOP'er (Ever wonder: does any of his stumping really help these guys? Or is he just trying to get his name in other newspapers?) Jindal again ran afoul of Connecticut's Governor, who has no problem calling Bobby on his claims, the post tells us.
OCT 21 Jeremy Alford writes about David Vitter's playbook in this post, and frankly, there are some things we don't want to know. We've all heard about what's in that book, haven't we? That kind of stuff is not our idea of a good -- oh, wait. Jeremy's writing about Vitter's political playbook. Never mind.
OCT 20 Here's the Wall Street Journal's look at the Edwin Edwards campaign. As usual, EWE comes across as affable and likeable, and the other politicians quoted come across as shrill and unpleasant.
OCT 20 Remember those great posts from blogger Jason Brad Berry that featured emails and letters related to the BP claims process? Well, apparently Patrick Juneau (who was featured, but not in a positive way, in those documents) ordered a background check on Berry because of it, this story in Louisiana Record says. Huh?
OCT 20 The Globe and Mail, a Canadian paper, has posted its story on Louisiana's coastal loss here. In it, author Omar El Akkad clarifies it neatly: it's "a battle between prosperity and the planet's well-being." Are jobs and money worth the trade we're making? As Jonathan Foret says in the story, Mother Nature may come and answer that question for us.


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Until Elusive Quality struck gold in the 130th Kentucky Derby (gr. I) with Smarty Jones, Distorted Humor was the only sire of the Derby winner to have been rostered in Australia.And, now, Funny Cide's sire has a group I classic winner in west of the Pacific Ocean. Rinky Dink won the 23rd Australiasian Oaks (Aust-I) at Adelaide's Morphettville oval May 8.The 23rd winner of the $250,000 (Australian funds) set-weight contest for 3 year-old fillies is similarly bred to Smarty Jones -- by a grandson of Mr Prospector and from a mare by an In Reality son.In her case it is a hard-working South Australian family which had, until now, lacked stars. Rinky Dink is the fourth winner from Peebinga Princess, stakes-placed on debut at two but only a one-time winner from 16 starts. She by Southern Appeal from a daughter of unraced Bold Ruler son Abdicating.Rinky Dink won her Oaks as betting favorite and by a neck from Star of Gretchen (by Bahhare). Dane Belltar (Danewin) headed the remaining 14 a farther half length away. The 2,000 meters was run in 2:4.37 a slightly damp track. Dane Belltar had finished second to Special Harmony in the Victoria Oaks (Aust-I) last spring as Rinky Dink wound up sixth.The winner was the 64th group I success for Greg Childs, formerly the regular partner of Sunline. Rinky Dink was bred by the Liston family's Lakewood Stud. The farm established by the owners of Tobin Bronze is also the home of Mr. Prospector son Bellotto.Rinky Dink was bought privately by Melbourne handler Ricky Hore-Lacy after being an RNA at $25,000 as a yearling in Adelaide. She is a winner of six races from 24 startsDistorted Humor left 115 foals from 149 covers in his two Australian seasons, in 1999 and 2000.Rinky Dink came from the first of his two years rostered at Peter and Pauline Liston's Grand Lodge in Victoria, and Prestonwood Farm, as WinStar Farm was then known.
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Several smaller apartment complexes traded hands, but the largest apartment transaction last year was Colonial Properties Trust's disposition of Colony Woods Apartments for nearly $25 million.
And a good number of owner-occupied properties sold during 2009, mainly because underwriting standards weren't as strict for those deals. Brice Building Co. purchased its new headquarters off Lakeshore Parkway for more than $3.7 million, Presley Burton & Collier LLC bought its new law offices in Five Points South for nearly $1 million and Friedman Leak Dazzio Zulanas & Bowling PC bought a building near Liberty Park for nearly $2.2 million.
Dan Lovell, head of Graham & Co.'s office group, said Friedman Leak's purchase was a good case of a company taking advantage of the down market conditions and a great example of what many others should be doing today.
"They stood up in a bad time and said, 'We can make this work,'" said Lovell. "They got a SBA loan, a quality building and a discount."
And what the recession did to pricing of commercial real estate is hard to pinpoint, he said, since there were significantly fewer transactions. But the quality assets that did sell in 2009 traded at 10 percent to 20 percent less than what they were worth.
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