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High As A Kite - Part 1

We went for walks on Sunday, just so to get out of the house. We didn't go very far, just to SYS Memorial Hall since the weather was clear and dry, just a bit on the chilly side with some wind. In fact, I have started to feel cold in Taiwan now, when this time last year I was OK with the dip in temperatures. Its about 13 degrees celcius in Taiwan at the moment. Back in UK, this would have been nothing, but I think I am starting to climatise to the weather in Taiwan. Which is good I suppose, as when summer comes, I shouldn't get so hot and bothered, but as always, there is a downside in that if I go back to UK, I would be freezing my knackers off.

Anyway, here's a few photos taken on the day where I flew my first kite in Taiwan. We bought a bright red Pikachu (from Pokemon) kite for about $150 from one of the vendor grannies who patrol the SYS area selling their wares.

 

 

 

 
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