Reading “Darth Vader & Son” at Sydney airport.
Breakfast at the local markets outside our homestay.
Our building as seen from the markets – I was too chicken to check out the roof, but Mark and Inigo did.
The back of the markets – the butchers
At the district 6 Pagoda. Apparently Pagodas are for worshiping gods, Temples are for commemorating revered people.
A beautiful fence.
A monk ringing a huge bell behind the foliage.
My friend the dragonfly
Pretty gardens
An amazing bonsai scene
An extremely underfed kitten. Some of his siblings weren’t in such good shape 😦
Wood carvers working to restore the pagoda
I still have absolutely no idea what this is, but I aim to find out!
Blacksmiths
Our house from the front as we waited for our host to return home. The neighbours run a little drinks stall, they took great care of us.
Inigo’s number 2 fan. His number one fan appears later.
Some nice girls at the vegetarian restaurant we went to – they all wanted to be photographed with the cute kid. Instant celebrity.
Since I am way behind on posting our adventures, I’ll have to catch up with picture heavy posts.
Disco Knitter 
Spiffy pictures. Looks like quite a trip!
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