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For Sale: 2009 Bike Day Giant LTD

by Michael Cannon on July 25, 2010 in Biking

The big decision just came through, I need to sell my 2009 Bike Day White Large Giant LTD at a fire sale price of 12,000 NT. That’s right ladies and gentleman, the bike that has conquered over 4,000 kilometers of Taiwan’s flats and drastic mountain sides and even turned in a sub 5-hour Neverstop Yanjing [...]

Tagged as: 2009, Asia, Bike Day, for sale, Giant LTD, Linkou-林口, Taiwan

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Biking Taiwan: Taoyuan and Hsinchu Coast

by Michael Cannon on July 21, 2010 in Biking

Seems that sometimes, you get really restless. So restless that you can’t quite sleep. Last Saturday was one of those days. I took off around 8 PM for a night ride with touring kit and was aimless till I decided that I wanted to ride the west coast down for 50 kilometers. Then I’d find [...]

Tagged as: Asia, beach, Biking, coast, hot, Hsinchu-新竹, Linkou-林口, sunny, Taiwan, Taoyuan-桃園, windy

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Homemade Cinnamon Rolls

by Michael Cannon on July 19, 2010 in Food

It seems that Peichi had decided that I wasn’t allowed to make another batch of shortbread cookies. She considered last weekend’s batch a tad bit salty and buttery. Of course they were, I made them that way. Silly gal… I miss rich food once in a while. Anyways, Saturday morning we had a little discussion [...]

Tagged as: Asia, cinnamon buns, food, homemade, Linkou-林口, Taiwan

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Life in Taiwan: Week of May 24, 2010

by Michael Cannon on June 2, 2010 in Miscellanious,Photos

Tagged as: Asia, Linkou-林口, Nankan, Taiwan

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Michael 0 Linkou 1 – Pothole Crash

by Michael Cannon on May 31, 2010 in Biking

This morning started oh so wonderfully, up at 7 AM and on the bike riding down the road on my favored Linkou－林口 > Bali－八里 > Guanyinshan－觀音山 route by 7:15 AM. Though last week was quite restful, the ride was going well. No stopping along the way other than the stop lights. Ah, such a lovely, [...]

Tagged as: Asia, Biking, crash, Linkou-林口, Michael Cannon, Taiwan

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