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Living overseas it's easy to get into a routine and to miss out on some of the things in your area. I've been here a year and a half and I just heard about the LaoZi temple. I like temples. They're usually quite peaceful and pretty. But this one was special and only half an hour from my house.
Winding down a road, I parked, and realized I was looking at the dragon's tail. There's an ticket booth, but it's empty. In reality you pay at the end. I walked into the dragon's tail and enjoyed the breeze and blue sky overhead. There was artwork on the walls, each section with a different theme. After winding around for ages, and being spooked a little by dried leaves blowing in the wind (it's really quiet otherwise) I finally exited the dragon's mouth. And paid they guy who was waiting for me. And then was free to walk around the area, taking photos of all the statues.
The family that runs it is lovely and chatted with me a bit, making sure that I enjoyed myself, the temple, Malaysia, and that I took photos. It wasn't a long visit, but it
certainly was a memorable one!
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Seth G
I really miss your blog posts...
Hi Kris, I hope you're doing well. Are you still living and teaching in Asia? Any chance you might start blogging again? :D