Wednesday, March 22, 2006

Where could it be?



Congrats IJ. The Previous photo was taken at Yeliu North East of Taipei. If you haven't been there, it's a must see on a beautiful day. "Cleopatra" is the (xiao ming) nick name of the rock moulded by the elements.

So, I make the challenge to another of our thousand readers to answer this photo challenge. Not who is in the picture, but, where was it taken and why is it famous?

6 comments:

Michael Turton said...

Clearly a sidewalk in Taipei, since nowhere else in Taiwan is there so much as a fucking patch of pavement for pedestrians to walk on. How do I know? That's Taipei 101 in the background there.

J-hole said...

That's the marker for the Tropic of Cancer located in Rueisuei Township.

J-hole said...

Either that or the one in Chiayi.

Red A said...

Temple of the Pimps, located outside Taichung.

Red A said...

Michael,

There are sidewalks available near my house and also in ChiJi (sp?)

Chief RZ said...

Taiwan is still a free country. I talked with some Taiwanese this weekend. The USA doesn't know what the loss of freedom means.