Three days of Evynation (part 3)

Previously on 'Three days of Evynation'... Evy came to Taiwan to visit me, our plan was to spend the weekend in Hualien and get there by train. We missed it. We were a bit desperate but at the same time so cheerful. A man called 'Angelo' came to rescue us and took it a little bit too far. Eventually we will never know what his intentions really were. We got on the next train: slept and changed places times three and arrived in that part of Taiwan, the most formosa of the Formosa Island..

As promised part three in a picture story....

So the first thing we did when we arrived was sleeping because it was 3 o'clock at night! Waking up at 9 was hell and even more hell for Evy since she did not sleep the night before (she is such a smarty pants!). We went down and apparently we needed to go and get our breakfast at the McDo...ok no problem. We ate a breakfast burger and drank awful coffee. It was time to meet Gabriel for the first time... (and his friend Moshi who was our driver for day one, how sweet!)

Did I mentioned that it was raining? 

Afterwards we went together to a temple where we found this weird Chinese game and a sweet little Taiwanese boy. I think his mother was looking a bit strange at me, but hey! At least I think he's cute! She should be happy.

We went up in the mountains and took some pictures of the view..in the rain.

Well, this is the dog that we met at a huge beautiful lake. From the moment he saw us walking there, he became our friend. He was limping a bit because his right paw is missing. We gave him some of our Papaya milk and the result of that? Well I guess you all know..we couldn't get rid of him anymore haha. But we liked him so we decided to take the dog for a walk along the lake, the more the merrier! 

The thing with the leg, it is something that you see a lot with these dogs in Taiwan. I do not know if it is because of the traffic that is so dangerous or is it a disease, I have no idea...

Here you can see Evy and I, at one of the most beautiful sea sides of Taiwan. It was pouring but we were brave and took some pretty amazing shots anyway! <3 you Evy!

After all the visiting in the rain, we both just needed a nice hot coffee with some homemade cookies! We needed to recharge our batteries for....

a night out in Hualien! We went to a cosy small bar where a rock band was playing some Taiwanese and English songs...and It got a little bit out of hand...

We started to use some Brazilian offensive gestures and used them like they meant 'I Love You' of 'Well done!'. We were also constantly yelling between two songs 'Wo ai niiiii!' which means 'I love you'!!! I think he loved us back! Hmm not really sure in fact!

Unfortunately I cannot post the uncensored pictures at the request of the participants.... Our day one ended at 2h30 but for the Brazilians.....well, I could ask them but I really do not care. Why? You will read it right away..

The next day we woke up early because we were going to meet the Brazilians to take the 9 o'clock bus to the Taroko park. We were waiting and waiting and then we received a call .. the Brazilians... they could not make it on time so we just woke up that early for nothing! We were pissed as hell because we were so tired but still kept our promise to wake up and meet each other at our hotel.

When we saw them eventually an hour later, the tension was certainly there. They even did not apologize, nothing! I was disgusted! I wanted to punch them in the face and learn them some manners (See the paradox in that?). Eventually Gabriel apologized because he is in fact a good guy. But his two other friends...they just simply aren't. 

Taroko was amazing but again so wet, up to the point where we were walking through a cave wherein the water was pouring from the rocks above our heads so that it felt like taking a shower. We did not care anymore! We survived the Taroko park and maybe we will go back some day, when the sun shines bright and the sky is blue and the Brazilians...well.. are in Brazil! ;)

Kanbeeeeeee my friends! This was the Evy-story. XOXO