Life, Travel, GRACE

Have not been to Cherating for ages. Last July, we went there with the kids and their grandparents. The kids enjoyed the kite-flying session very much. Unfortunately, they didn't have the time for a dip. It was a short trip. Next time should spend more days. After all, the journey to the east coast was long. By the way, the famous stuffed crab in Kemaman was no longer special. Not many people at the restaurant though. The taste was not as good as ten years ago. Soon it will be forgotten. Fortunately, the "kopi Hailam" delivered to my expectation.  

Not that we were fancy of fruits plucking activity. But that was one of the activities which the kids could enjoy. We arrived in Taipei around 6 am on 28 July, the day after the typhoon. Our plan was to visit peach farm and grape farm in Hsinchu county (if I remembered the place correctly). Unfortunately, the aftermath of the typhoon had left many roads to the mountainous area unaccessible due to uprooted trees or in some areas, landslide. As such, we had wasted the morning session by just driving around only to be disappointed. We made a stop at the strawberry house/shops, I think it was in Dahu. It was not a strawberry season. So no strawberry plucking. We had our lunch there and then proceeded to tomato farm instead. Couldn't recall the name of the place but it was an eco-tourism kind of place on a hill (maybe it was in Miaoli county). Apparently, the kids loved the tomato plucking. Maybe next time we can try tomato plucking in Cameron Highlands too.